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We run an HP with Flexi RIP. It has a decent procedure for double-sided printing feature but we usually only run 1 at a time. We do one layout with fold & trim lines along with dots for grommets. Then a "side B" with no marks but include a white outlined rectangle to keep the size right. Vinyl...

I say, is it O' Beer thirty yet?

Awesome! Our local High School, from which my wife and 4 of our 5 sons graduated from, got knocked out of regionals last Friday night. They went to State in 2015. I, too, am looking forward to some down time. My co-hort and only other designer had knee surgery last week which left me to cover...

Cutting Master probably works by using macros anyway. All you have to do is find the code and see about "modifying" it. Or post a snip here and others can help. From Corel open macro manager (Alt+shift+F11) Use the windows "snipping tool" and marquee an area to capture the list, copy and paste...

You should be able to make your own macro to do this like I did. Not coded the best way but it works great for my purpose. All you need to know is what type of marks you need. Inside/outside, outline thickness, layer name, etc.

bleed had to be done manually. Method depends on what program you use. Pretty much the same process just different terminology. "stroke" = Adobe "outline" = CorelDRAW "gradient fill" = Adobe "fountain fill" = CorelDRAW "clipping mask" = Adobe "powerclip" = CorelDRAW

Good eye but the kerning is dead on in the orig this was a snip of a snip of a.....

Hated the HP360 since the first day we set it up. Still hate it.

To blame in order 1. HP 360 2. Flexi 19 We also had to "roll back" to Flexi 12 for many of the same issues and on the advice of SAI.

Left out a few details. 1. create a true square 2. duplicate the square in place and rotate 45deg. 3. weld the two squares and delete key nodes 4. rotate 67.5deg (135deg/2) Always bothered me that when using corel's Polygon Tool and setting the number of sides to 8 always defaults to a...

Not as simple as that. That's not a true bleed. "Impossible"? No. Time consuming? Yes! But it can be done. The design uses many different fountain fills. Using a single boundary around the shapes as a whole will not allow the needed gradients used. In order to do it properly one would have to...

Yes, it shouldn't be a problem. We do that too when precise placement is too critical to include in the "flat wrap design"

print your own.

How many banners are you talking about? We use hem tape and a hand grommeter. Grommets usually every 24" or so unless otherwise specified.

Just saw that on Nasaphotos.com Don't bother trying to find it. The guy who posted it has been "let go" :roflmao:.