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Signs 101 Network RegistryIn what country are you located? United States In what state or province are you located? Maine In what city or town are you located? Ellsworth What large city is nearest you? Bangor Check all items that apply to your listingInstallations (Basic, no permits)...

Well if you don't listen to Sign Works sage advice, I'll answer this way. (20 years in the biz) #1 UV ink #2 Forget Solvent or water based inks for so many reasons it's not worth it to list #3 UV ink #4 Screen stretch, screen stretch, screen stretch... THAT is the black magic in screen...

Hate to resurrect such an old thread here, but has the 64 bit issue for old versions of Omega been resolved?

Nope. not enough work for burnout. Only 900 year round residents in 100 square miles. Bumps up to 1800 in the summer though...:thumb:

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Macros are the answer... http://macromonster.com/index.php?mod=descr&id_desc=2&id=9

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Chicken are easy! Messy? Well I guess it depends how you look at it. I like free manure for the garden. With a chicken tractor you can use them to fertilize and eat the grubs/bugs from your lawn. Check out backyardchickens.com, or buy Raising chickens for dummies, good basic info with both...

Victory Garden. Everybody needs one. Much healthier, and you know what's in it. There are plenty of Urban Gardening magazines out there, so space is no excuse. Grow, and raise your own food, it's not hard, it's very relaxing, it's very fulfilling. A few chickens, and a garden take little...

+100% It's never too late to eat healthy. If someone would like more info please take a look at: http://www.westonaprice.org/

The only way to know what goes into your body, is to grow/raise it yourself. My journey began a little more than a year ago...:Big Laugh http://s1181.photobucket.com/albums/x424/sportycliff/Backyard%20Moose/

Definitely on my list...

For the amount of time and energy you're going through, I'd take a ride to the original owner with a cup of coffee and have a look and talk...

While I'll probably end up going that way, I was hoping there was a definitive solution to the problem. It's noticeable on certain exaggerated transom angles enough that my customer mentioned it. I fail to see how the transfer tape solution could work on the front to back angle issue. (although...

Yes, exactly. The problem I'm having is not the rise curve, that's easy to figure out, it's the angle in/out of the transom. More of a perspective thing. Easily adjustable in Illy or Corel, but how flatten it? I'm not sure I'm making myself clear. Here is a transom,(stolen from someones website...

Thanks Rick! I was kind of hoping for a longer distance approach. This particular boat builder, and yard is 1 1/2 hours from me. Adding the travel, fuel, etc., kinda blows it out of the water price wise. This yard really wants to work with me, but I'm leery of the added expense. (and as you...

How do you deal with it? I've recently opened a new to me market in boat lettering. As is usually the case there is more to it than just cutting, and slapping. My big question is, are there specific formulas/software to compensate for the angle/compound curves found especially on...