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Well then there is really no way around it then... Your customer must see a proof before proceeding, and when you email it to them, you are "giving it to them" so sounds like the only way to really protect the artwork is force customers to come into your shop and view their proof printed on an 8...

This has been a customer of ours for years, and has never caused any problems... The customer is even friends with the shop owner here, well at least not anymore. So this isn't your Joe Blow walk-in customer. Not really worried about getting payment for the signs, was really just interested in...

Yea, our proofs are usually no larger than 800 pixels in either direction, .jpg... but I can't stop someone else from re-creating it. I could type that, but is it true? If I create original artwork, is it automatically copyrighted or is there some other process you would need to go through??

Just reading the thread on copywriting, and it got me thinking... What do you do to help protect the artwork you create? Keep a customer from going else where and having the same design/layout produced by another company? Just curious b/c we had a customer just recently back out of a sign...

We just had a customer request a few 4x8 sheets of translucent coro... They will be using it for a stage backdrop. We have never seen this material before, and I'm wondering what people use this for?

It's been a while since I've used versaworks/roland printer... but if I remember correctly, there should be an option that lets you back the entire print with metallic. You just wouldn't be able to select certain parts to be metallic and others not... I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure I've...

I just got a file from a customer that need to be saved down to CS4... possibly... I was able to save the file as an .eps and open in illustrator. The background image is flattened though, wondering is someone could open the file to see if the background is editable when opened in a newer...

Maybe change the color of the green "flower" to a golden yellow... I don't know of too many green flowers.

Does anyone recognize this??

I see oracal also has Komatsu Grey (720)... 751 High Performance Cast

Looks like Arial Bold Italic to me...

Anyone recognize these numbers??

We use 54" vinyl and 54" laminate... WHY ISN'T ANYONE USING CRAFT PAPER WHILE LAMINATING? We run a 60"w roll of craft paper... We can run 30"w vinyl thru the laminator without any worry of it sticking to the rolls because the craft paper catches whatever laminate that doesn't hit vinyl...

I doubt you will ever get it to cut exactly 100% where you want it to... We always extend the color out about an 1/8" past the cut line.

I've exhausted pretty much all my search options... checked installed fonts, 90% of script fonts on dafont.com and urbanfonts.com... Still no match... Something close would be better than nothing at this point.

can someone help?

Yep... 1.5" I notice most everyone is using 1" Is there a reason for that? j/w

You can save yourself some time with the tape measure and just use the roll of hem tape to mark the back of the banner... Just a Little trick we do

Sorry the pic is horrible, but thats all I have to work with...

If you want to try it... I've had success with printing on silver metallic vinyl. Worth a try if you can't find a color close enough