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Benny Milton - 9 weeks old, less than 2 lbs

My guess is One Stroke Script, heavily and mercilessly squished

I did not read every response to this thread but I don't feel in any way that I "own" any of the art I trace. Designing is a different story but tracing no. If I trace a well known logo I don't suddenly own it. If I trace someone's sketch and improve or embellish it in any way, I don't own it...

I noticed on the bottom of the page that signs101 has exceeded 1,000,000 posts today. Congrats Fred and everyone here. :signs101::U Rock::clapping:

I mentioned this many months ago... finally someone who agrees. I keep a copy of cs3 and use that exclusively only when i use smart guides

Curious. What what makes Corel's node handling better? From someone who manipulates nodes by the thousands each week

Yeah I have probably traced a dozen fire truck lettering jobs. They all have that similar style of lettering

Happy Birthday.

I don't know if that is a font or you created it... but that M does not look right with the rest of the lettering. It needs to be wider. It seems off

Other than the speed nothing about AI CS6 excites me and I am a dedicated AI user. Once used that may change a bit but will probably only feel compelled to upgrade to be able to open files sent my way and remain current. Plus want to avoid the sticker shock of skipping too many upgrades and...

The issue is the black/white box and missing text on one and the changed font that is also outlined. So many differences.

I am about to refuse word files or insist on screen captures or pdfs Been through this before. See attached screen captures of word doc opened up in word and OpenOffice Hmmmm, which one is correct?

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5144854/vector%20trace%202.mov http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5144854/vector%20trace.mov http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5144854/curvy%20eagle.mov watch and learn or pay someone to do it for you

Thank you to everyone

http://www.luxury4play.com/automotive/104849-how-ruin-hummer-h1-wrap.html

This.... "View anything. Open over 30 file types right in your browser—including HD video, Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop—even if you don’t have the program installed on your computer." I have not tested it out though.

Are they really looking at every file being saved? Let's say 1 million people try this out and each person has anywhere from 10-10,000 files in their google drive. Is Google opening up every file uploaded to google drive searching for usable content? I would say don't save anything private...

georgia bold

Maybe the next version (or non-beta) will be better but as mentioned before it does not do very well at SEO. A quick google search seems to confirm this fact, if you avoid Adobe's self serving reviews of the product

I believe anything owned by Google now has these terms. The only way to opt out of Google's new policy on data mining is to not use any of their services