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Hi Y'all, Does anyone know what the 'bepanthen' font is? Thanks, John

Open in Illustrator and re-save as an earlier version (Illustrator 10).

Seriously, don't go anywhere near this manufacturer.

Pretty sure the Mac version isn't free, but I hope you can prove me wrong. I ended up purchasing a cheap pc laptop to run the cutters for this very reason. It was about a year ago that I contacted Phil regarding Mac software on the cutter they shipped me, so maybe (hopefully) something has...

Ciao! Molti anni fa avevo una ragazza da Monza... e ho abitato a Perugia per un anno... ancora io manco il tuo paese bellissimo...

The price on these don't really move much, if at all. If you find any that are priced lower than list, with free shipping, consider yourself lucky. I eventually found some site that had the 120" $150 lower than list, but they corrected the error right after I bought it (and still honored the...

To me, there is nothing necessarily inconsistent with the OP's question. One may own a side business in addition to being an employee. At least, that is my present employment situation. I imply from the question that the OP is thinking about making the jump, mainly in the hopes of increasing...

At a straight 40 hour workweek, that is $33.65 an hour. So no, it isn't likely, especially as print continues to become more and more just a commodity. Even if you hit that salary as a manager at a larger firm, you'll be the first on the chopping block when down times hit. The key to making...

All you need to do is google the text of the 'this is encrypted' popups. Malwarebytes is good, but bleepingcomputer.com will often have step-by-step removal instructions. If you find your problem in the bleepingcomputer.com forum (and you probably will), then follow the instructions very, very...

It's a silly idea, but if you like to experiment and tinker with things then go for it. Air assist and air evacuation is essential, especially if you want to cut rubber-based materials. Even then, it stinks and is not something you'd want to try at home or in closed quarters. The other poster...

That's just the nature of the industry. Rough handling on the show floor and damage in shipping is very common. Most booth staffers have no idea how to handle those oversized graphic panels and end up jamming them in the case. I don't believe the materials you are using are the problem. Those...

Great, thanks for the tip... I see that Schein has a lot of unique vinyls out-of-the-box. I only have an aqueous printer, so unfortunately I can't print color onto a chrome vinyl (but that would be perfect if I could - darn!).

Oracal has a nice silver and gold mirror chrome vinyl, but can anyone recommend a US supplier of colored mirror chrome vinyl? This will NOT be used for car wraps, and the thinner the better (but I'll consider anything). Thanks, John

The Keencut is the one you want, not the rotary.

You have been warned: My 10' x 5' arrived with just under 50" of a useable flat surface along the width. The remaining 10" at the edges are bowed and the roller doesn't contact the surface. 'Maggie', the company rep, said 'oops... sorry.' Then, when I pressed, they said the laminator wasn't...

Don't do it. I have personal experience.

Don't rule out calling Summa to see if they have any leads on older, used T-series cutters, scouring government auction sites, or calling local sign shops that may have been thinking about updating their equipment (but didn't really know it until you called). I bought a 15-year old, 54" T from...

If you feel that your primary money-making product will be in thicker media, then I think you'll want to get a Summa T-series cutter. The 'T' stands for tangental, so the head rotates with the direction of the cut. Unfortunately, they don't come up often on ebay or craigslist, but you can expect...

If it's a trade show venue, then that's trouble, especially in NYC. Other than that, you should be fine.