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It's too close to home. Go back to grammar school. Jeez...

The new company will be called "Microbe"!

I bought a Mac Plus way back in 1986 I think it was. I've been a die-hard fan ever since. I own Apple Stock along with multiple iPhones, iPods, iMacs, Mac Pros, and Macbooks and an Airport Extreme. I have an iPad and I even have the new version of the Apple TV hooked up to a 50" HDTV. Sosumi.

http://www.vectorstock.com/ Goldmine. Most vectors are just $1.

HP sucks. :rolleyes:

Okay, then you need a new strip. You can only use each side once. That one has most likely been flipped before.

Turn it around so that the back is the front. Do you have a local Roland tech? You can always call Roland to free tech support as well.

I've seen this on my Roland. Your sensor strip need to be replaced or flipped. They cost about $200.

Looks good to me!

I was thinking more like $14/hr., but that would be tops.

Interestingly, I am currently using iWork's Keynote to make a capabilities presentation for Franken Signs and play it on my iPad when I visit potential clients. Just having the iPad can be a real ice-breaker as well. It really is a very beautiful device.

I am the quintessential propellerhead. I am not a salesman. That's why I hired one. I'm a pretty good designer and that's what I prefer to spend my time doing. So, I need all the help I can get reeling in new business. Jon, count me in.

Check out Lexet. Great company, great products. Highly recommend 'em. http://www.lexjet.com/Default.aspx

In the "Illustrator" menu, find "preferences" then "Units" and change inches to points.

Tony, It doesn't use a sensor, it has a tension based motor. I set the tension and it takes up the paper / vinyl as it prints. Really, this thing is just as good as anything I have here, including my factory installed sensor take up reels.

I bought this: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=230494682201&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT Works perfectly.

Works great for us. It's important that you have a good 45° blade and optimum blade pressure.

Sorry, I was responding to Bob. Should have included his quotes.