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I cut everything of mine including Thermoflex with a 45 blade.

Thanks for the help everyone.

This is extremely frustrating. I am running CS2. I have the tracing option box open and everything matches your screen shot except for I do not have the "ignore white" check box available????:banghead:

Eric, Can you expand on the function you are referring too? I am using "Live Trace" - "Make and Expand" under the object tab. Where do I go to have the option to deselect the white? Thanks, Jon

Thanks for the reply Fred. What I have is both a path and a exact compound path. What I am wondering if there is a function that will flatten the paths together into one. For cutting, with both compound and regular paths, the cutter will make two passes. Thanks, Jon

Hello Everyone, I have a scanned image in Illy and trace it. When I go in and begin to adjust paths and nodes, there is and exact same path underneath the path I am working on. Is there anyway to create one path prior to adjusting nodes? Hope this makes sense. Thanks, Jon

Do they really want that for their font???? :omg:

Jr. is no longer involved with OCC. Hence his new "design" company. I am thinking coleman threw him a bone in hopes of selling based on his celeberity status. Jon

http://www.pauljrdesigns.com/portfolio.php From choppers to vinyl. Just like Paul Jr. says in this article "hey why not do it ourselves" Hey, he designed a grill, he can certainly do vinyl. Jon :omg:

Any picture updates of the plane? The day is quickly approaching!

Eric, I personally think 75-100 for your original rendition is more than fair. Again as previously stated, you can easily recognize the young man from your rendition. If you were to add additional detail to the hair and features, I don't think anyone would blink at 150-200. Nice job! Jon

Welcome and good luck with your endeavor.

Thank you for the well wishes. Things are sorta getting back to normal.

Very nice! What font is that?

Way too much time on his hands. Maybe he should try building a coro airplane!

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Recovering from hernia surgery WHOOO HOOO!

Thanks, Jon

Welcome from Eau Claire, WI.