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.FS file extension, what is it?
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chopper
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I did a search also and that is what I came up with also, but I dont think they use flexi for web design, I believe this is some type of web design file,
I do not have flexi, but signlab will open most of the flexi files,
some one with flexi want to give it a try?//chopper
Fred Weiss
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send it
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I can take a look as well. I have flexi 8.1
chopper
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Fred I sent it to your allcopu@allcompu.com account
thanks pdf should work for me if you can open it//chopper
chopper
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I will send it to you also if you give me your e-mail address
if you want pm me thanks //chopper
Fred Weiss
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The FlexiSign file opened with no difficulty in my version 8.5.1. It contained three bitmap images placed on a single page with no vectors. I have exported out of Flexi and opened in Photoshop where I saved each image separately at the resolution it opened at as CMYK TIF files.
They are now on their way back to you.
They are now on their way back to you.
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Fred Weiss
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Sure but for a fee based on the time it takes. You would be better off to just tell those supplying you to send it in a common file format appropriate for the file instead of trying to somehow make it a sign making file.
chopper
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I don't have a problem paying, and you know how it goes when you get a customer who doesn't know what is going on, and I have no idea how they ended up with flexi files?
Thanks Fred//chopper
Matthew Scher
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Signlab reversed engineered the file format for Flexi 5.x only. Flexi 6, 7 and 8 files cannot be opened in SignLab - plus one side effect of reverse engineering is that the file may not come in 100% (for example some border types may be swapped, or color modes may change).
Flexi 5 was last released 11 years ago, so not a very useful format anyway. If you can, export that file to EPS or PDF and you should be able to import that into any application.
Flexi 5 was last released 11 years ago, so not a very useful format anyway. If you can, export that file to EPS or PDF and you should be able to import that into any application.
Ve lxi
I bought a Vinyl Express r series cutter almost a few years ago. When I saved a file it would save as .VE. I just bought a new R series cutter that came with a newer version of LXI (no dongle, cloud-based). Oddly enough it now saves with an .FS file extension.
I'm assuming it's for Flexi Sign (which I believe LXI is based off).
It's odd they would change the format but fortunately I can still cut the tons of .VE files with the new version.
Would have really sucked if I couldn't...
I bought a Vinyl Express r series cutter almost a few years ago. When I saved a file it would save as .VE. I just bought a new R series cutter that came with a newer version of LXI (no dongle, cloud-based). Oddly enough it now saves with an .FS file extension.
I'm assuming it's for Flexi Sign (which I believe LXI is based off).
It's odd they would change the format but fortunately I can still cut the tons of .VE files with the new version.
Would have really sucked if I couldn't...
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Just send them to me. I will open and resend for free if Fred doesn't have enough time. Let me know. erich@aconezone.com
It's from 2008.