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I have only had to order these once and can't remember where I got them from, where do you guys get your tear drop/feather banners from? Thanks

i was 7, about the only thing i can remember from then is learning to play chess and that school sucked

without seeing the actual artwork i can guess it would probably be with a few sheets of coroplast, a box of stabilo's, some string, a grid layout that was based on whatever pattern already existed on the roof. i can assume the roof isn't one piece, so i would use the natural lines on the roof...

tell him to pound salt and don't worry about it. your insurance company will deal with if if need be.

you should be at 10 pass, use the HP canned calender profile

sorry you got your butt hurt, also sorry you can't see why it's funny how your going about it. banners, vinyl patterns, it just a joke that the art of how this should be done is lost because the art of signmaking has fallen into the hands of computer geeks...

i'm laughing at your entire post because it is silly to think you will get 10k for a pattern and even sillier to use a pattern. This will be done by someone who knows what their doing.

LOL to just about the entire post

so you want to spend $50 so you can offer the lowest price in town on penny stickers.... your business model sucks

eHow says flash drives can last up to ten years, but as mentioned on NYTimes.com,flash memory doesn't usually degrade because of its age, but rather because of the number of write cycles, which means the more you delete and write new information, the more quickly the memory in the device will...

have you run a memory check on your flash drives? how old are they? they don't last forever, have you used them a lot?

why 12 pass? i run 8 and 10 on almost everything except backlit film

what's the humidity like in the print room? I know when I have high humidity my 315 doesn't like it too much.

i have no idea, but it should be taken out back and shot

I've never got it to work, but my patience is measured in nanoseconds, so I just control it at the cutter panel

I use Arlon and love it

Happened to me a long time ago, designed a mural for a client that ended up taking the project to another company. I didn't worry about upfront money because I had an arrangement with a whale client who was selling ad space and this was just supposed to be a formality. After talking to the guy...

any mention of screen printing always conjures up old memories of when I got into this business, three years of screen printing! I'd like to print something just to go through the motions and do a job, on second thought - I think I'd rather stick a screwdriver in my hand...

4 days works for me