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I guess I'm the lucky one. I had 4 teenage daughters at the same time and still have most of my sanity. Only had trouble with one of the boyfriends throughout all that time. He liked to come over to the house when no one was home and rip us off. After I caught him once, he was never back. Girls...

Looks like Franklin Gothic Bold Condensed or some iteration thereof.

How about Serpentine?

Looks to be enamel with embossing. We have old signs we made from years past. Also have some old plates used for embossing and rubber transfer. Rather amazing how clean some of the lettering was without using type or computers. I would suspect the sign is not as old as you would expect though...

Welcome to the party. How are things in the big city?

We are using CS5 as well but have been using it for several months with no conflicts. Fred, your workaround just might have done the trick. Thanks! You seem to have a lot more knowledge than our IT guy.

I am running 7.5 and last week I got the same error message when I started the production manager. I could not cut anything. I ran several scans and found nothing. Ended up uninstalling Flexi several times and reinstalling. Now I can cut but when I open Flexi, I still get the the runtime error...

When I photographed weddings, I received price breaks on multiple reorders just like any other business. I also figured the price advantage to ordering more prints to reduce the overall price of my order. Sometimes it is a win - win situation that you can take advantage of by ordering more than...

In artbot's situation, printing then wiping off with solvent may work as it is aluminum. We have often cleaned off a print on metal then reprinted. Just make sure the solvent has had time to fully evaporate and the surface is dry.

We have run that image before without problem. You just need to be on the high end of line count to keep a smooth gradient. Kind of depends on your capabilities and how large the run is to be whether it would be economical for screening as opposed to digital printing.

Welcome from the other side of the state. Nice to see a few more "locals" join up. Lots of great people here with tons of knowledge and usually willing to share.

Perhaps the date should have been April 1.

Looks like Dom Very Casual to me.

Try pulling the hose to the pump and see if you can get ink to come through the head by pulling a vacuum on the line. If so, then it is probably the pump. You also might want to check the ribbon cable to make sure it is firmly seated. The pump would be my first suspect.

I must admit, it is one of my guilty pleasures. Too unbelievable to be real but you have to watch it just for the entertainment. Always good for a laugh. And yes, the ratio of good looking women is very high. I'm sorry, did that sound chauvenistic?

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Looks like Carnivalee Freakshow from Da Font. Ugly and rough.

Our cleaning guy used to use scrap ruby to start trash fires back in the days when you could burn trash. My boss decided that he would use some to relight his woodburning stove one morning. After he shoved a large ball of ruby into the back of the stove where the coals were, it pretty much blew...

Clear side to the light, ruby to the stencil. And yes, you will need less pressure to cut than cutting vinyl. Any acetate you put in between the ruby and the stencil will cause some undercutting of light which will soften your image somewhat. We use it all the time. By the way, the ruby will be...

I have about 12,000 up now and a few more to go. I do usually try to keep the lawn mowed and I keep the icebox in the back yard where you can't see it.