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Book to explain FlexiSign Pro
- Thread starter kac2009
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SignosaurusRex
Active Member
Its all right there on your tool bar : help : Help topics
CheapVehicleWrap
New Member
It's not a difficult program
Vinylman
New Member
So let me see if I understand this correctly.
You bought a "LEGAL" sign design program that you paid $4200.00+{current retail price for FlexiSign Pro version 8.6 = $4295.00} to run your equipment and design signs, and the company that took your money gave you NO basic instructions ???
IS THAT CORRECT?:Oops:
You bought a "LEGAL" sign design program that you paid $4200.00+{current retail price for FlexiSign Pro version 8.6 = $4295.00} to run your equipment and design signs, and the company that took your money gave you NO basic instructions ???
IS THAT CORRECT?:Oops:
charlie3238
New Member
Mark Rugen has some really good training manuals, Courses and CD`s that will really help. He sells on ebay also, Just search for flexisign training. Good luck!
heyskull
New Member
I personally don't use flexi but have been using Signlab since version 3.1.
The one thing I have noticed and I still have the originals. Is how over the years and different versions of the programme how the manual has turned from a quiet hefty book into a small pamflette!!
This is even more so amazing when they say the programme now has more features.
Surely who ever market Flexi should be able to help!
SC
The one thing I have noticed and I still have the originals. Is how over the years and different versions of the programme how the manual has turned from a quiet hefty book into a small pamflette!!
This is even more so amazing when they say the programme now has more features.
Surely who ever market Flexi should be able to help!
SC
DRamm76
New Member
You seem surprised? I know a bunch of companies like this..usually followed up by "I got a great deal buuuuutttt"
bob
It's better to have two hands than one glove.
It's sort of a test. You should be able to install it and figure out how to do what you whatever it is you want to do. The system is absurdly simple, easy as any to operate, and does pretty much everything you'd want to do, especially with cut vinyl.
With printing it's as good a RIP as any other [anticipating howls of outraged protest from those that are outraged because they don't know any better]. It's bitmap capabilities are somewhat limited but it's primarily a cut vinyl package. If you can't do this, you might give serious consideration to abandoning this endeavor and taking up tatting or something.
Using any media you have to know what you want to say. The only learning you should have to go through is learning how to say it in this environment. If you're looking for something to tell you what you want to say, you perhaps should serve an apprenticeship with someone who does know what to say.
Sorry them's the cold hard facts.
With printing it's as good a RIP as any other [anticipating howls of outraged protest from those that are outraged because they don't know any better]. It's bitmap capabilities are somewhat limited but it's primarily a cut vinyl package. If you can't do this, you might give serious consideration to abandoning this endeavor and taking up tatting or something.
Using any media you have to know what you want to say. The only learning you should have to go through is learning how to say it in this environment. If you're looking for something to tell you what you want to say, you perhaps should serve an apprenticeship with someone who does know what to say.
Sorry them's the cold hard facts.
Stealth Ryder
New Member
The complete manual is on the DVD in PDF format, nobody sends hard copies anymore... Go to the Help tab or just print the manual from the DVD...
CS-SignSupply
New Member
Give me a call and I will see what I can do to help.
Steph_Stamm
New Member
Hey, as someone else said, there are some great training resources from Mark Rugen available on SAi's eComm site, SIGN.com: http://www.sign.com/SAi_Training316.asp. I highly recommend the training video. You can also subscribe to the online training, which is everything you get on the disk but accessed solely online and much less expensive.
There is also an included HTML manual if you press the F1 key or go to Help>About. I hope that helps!