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Joe Diaz did similar work with cars sometime back. There is also someone on here that drew sprint cars as vectors with a similar look but cannot remember the name. Also contact signmeup, another member

Convert the font to outlines and then apply an offset [object>path>offset] In later versions of CS you can preview it. Play around with the sizes in inches or points until you get the desired offset

Really? Do you not accept customer files or does every one of your customers own/use Corel?

try saving as a psd instead and place that

what kind of file is your image? A psd or jpeg? Jpegs can expand to a much larger size when opened/placed

I cannot imagine how that would matter. Coreldraw can have overlapping lines too and also has a pathfinder tool (maybe called weld?)

restart your computer. Maybe you are running out of memory. Over time many programs use a certain amount of memory and don't release it

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Every week I am approached by people in India that want me to send their work to them. I refuse to do so

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What invisible lines? They are there only if you manually add them in. Maybe for someone who does not know what they are doing. You can have shapes that are not cut friendly in either program. Both AI and Corel treat stroked lines the same way. Print and look fine, but won't cut properly unless...

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blackjack a free font

there are numerous programs out there that easily bypass the pdf security

Found this comment at a site talking about cloud data... "“The real question is: Is your data that valuable? When your data and my data are sitting in an archive with 50,000 terabytes of other people’s data, is yours really going to be the one that somebody teases out?” he says. “It’s highly...

Hello. I used to live in Belgium when my Dad was in the Army. Shape Headquarters and a town called Silly

I was proving a point.

4 fonts, all set at 400 pt on a 4 inch green box

Not correct. 72 points = 1 inch. But every font is created differently. In Illustrator sometimes a 62 point font is 1 inch and on another a 90 point equals one inch. The only way to be sure is measure with guides or a box like I suggested

If I want a 1 inch tall letter I just create a 1 inch tall box, make it a light color. Then type out some text and place the cap letter on top of the box and adjust the point size until it matches