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I am going to use Rapidweaver. It is made for Macs so naturally this is what I chose. It seems pretty straightforward and has lots of plugins to make design much easier than learning lots of code. Hope to have it up soon.

I agree with beermonster as well. Photoshop is a raster based app. and as such does not handle text as well as Illustrator. Unless you are an experienced Photoshop user spot colors can be tricky. We do packaging here too and have had some real problems when having to combine spot channels...

Maybe this is not the place to ask this question. We are thinking of buying a Versacamm and wondered about the upkeep on the Roland models. Anyone have any issues with this brand?

Pulling ink thru the tubes or dampers is best done with a plastic syringe. You can get one at this web site. http://colmanandcompany.com/static_store/Specialty3.html Scroll down the page toward the bottom. Good luck.

What ProColor said! I have used both Mac and PC and at times still forced to use PC's. I'll take Macs anytime. Happy to see other Mac users here.

Glad to see there are some Illustrator users on this forum. Rock on!!

I hate Freehand but had to have it due to customers using it at times. Glad you got your problem fixed.

I am new to the sign business but have been in printing for years and more recently T-shirts. I agree with most ideas listed here especially the square foot pricing model. At least it is a starting point. With any job there can be many factors that affect the final price. As with...

New to this forum. Been around the block several times. Hope to learn many things here as we consider getting into sign making. We currently are a small commercial printer and have a Direct To Garment T-shirt printer and also a commercial embroidery machine. I know, you think we are crazy...