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Is this what you're looking for... http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=316693&sliceId=1

it's called Hurricane. A free font from DaFont.com. http://www.dafont.com/search.php?psize=m&q=Hurricane

In flexi, click on the help tab, go to help topics. Then look for "Vectorizing" & "path edit tools". Read up on how to use these tools and then practice. Lots and lots of practice

Thank you Bob, that fixed the issue. It was annoying the heck out of me...

I really need to figure this out... In Flexi 7.6v2, when I type in a line of text everything looks fine. Then I click off and select it again, the text thins out, compresses and adds wide kerning. But the red selection outline shows the original. Then when I "convert to outlines" it will...

I've never used Onyx, but I've used a lot of vector software and have to always recommend Flexi as the #1 for production.

You are talking about program compatibility in the .exe properties. For this, it wont work as the dongle itself won't work with XP but the software will.

I still don't understand why people like using Casmate with ALL the glitches it has, when flexi will open casmate files and use it's fonts as well. I sent you a private message for a simple fix. check it out....

You should give Vertus - fluid mask a try. http://www.vertustech.com/ I love the way it works. It does a perfect job every time. These tutorials will show you how it works. http://www.vertustech.com/fm_tutorials_fm2.html

I don't think there is a way in Flexi. I have always just created a long skinny box and placed it where it needs to go. When adding an underline from within the font itself, there is a box created under each letter and if you were to go and cut it, you would have a bunch of unwelded...

I have a couple, http://www.flyerstarter.com/Free-Fonts/C/Cuties-Hand.html http://www.fontinator.com/font-cooldots.html

I find it better to use the "offset stroke" function because "outline stroke" just adds a non-vector stroke (and to make it a vector just makes a mess of the job) while offset path adds a vector path.

The differences between the Pro and Print-N-Cut is you wont have color trace, the job estimation software, no templates, and the ability to use Photoshop plug-ins. You can see the differences from all the Flexi Family here: http://saintl.biz/pdf/about/financial_info/Flexi8PRINTCUTds.pdf

It looks to me like you have the right font. Why not, use that one and add an outline to it?

While your waiting you can watch this video on vectorizing: http://www.scanvecamiable.com/resources/FlexiTrainingDemo/scanning__editing_made_easy.htm and you can find out a little more about flexi with these other videos: http://www.scanvecamiable.com/resources/FlexiTrainingDemo/index.htm