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Hi from downunder!! :Australia

Welcome Tom, I guess you should know what you are doing with all that experience. When i started my apprenticeship (long before you) a "decalcomania" was a waterslide transfer as self adhesive vinyl came shortly after. It was the best invention at that time because the ordinary transfers had to...

You are not wrong there Barry. Some of us older guys learnt letter construction in the second year of our apprenticeships and the modern "signwriter" just presses keys and does not get close enough to appreciate the beauty of Roman antique alphabets especially when it comes to sitting down and...

I took a while to work out the cut menu, but now that I have it down Pat I don't think I would like it to be changed. I also like the fact that you would have to be stupid to let it start and waste any material. I like it as is Shaun.

Welcome Jon, and if you and Baz are going to demand Canadian smileys then I want an aussie one too.

Thanks Fred, it sure save me a lot of time searching!! :signs101: :thankyou:

Could anyone help me with a proper name for this ugly font. I can think of a few to call it myself. :help:

Another thing that threw me Fred was that the bottom of the "U" seems flat. Isn't it funny that in the old days it didn't matter but now we have computers everything has to be perfect!!

I have a few that go close but would need to see more letters. I think that piece has been deliberately cut out of the "B".

And I bet the prints will last much longer as well.

Hi from Sunny Aus.

And the customers who tell you what they have already been quoted as if you'll drop your price to get the job.

The other font is called "Expo". I love it and use it quite a bit as a retro style font because it tweaks really well and you can do so much with it as you have done in the sign you have shown. Very snappy, I like it a lot, good work :cool1: