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Yep. SignLab calls it "Heavy". Just wondering if AI calls it something else.

Looking for Illustrator's equivilent of Helvetica...anybody know? After watching the movie "Helvetica"...I found a possible clue, perhaps. I'm going to take a wild guess and say "Switzerland". Thanks, Jim

Just dropped it in...looks good.

I've been in the dark for years...it's still expensive. My home-based shop gets rolled into the same electric bill and usually runs $150.00. We do stone engraving and run a 5 HP air compressor daily (220V) and have an electric water heater. We heat 100% with wood.

Congratulations.... Don't forget to fine-tune the business plan and marketing plan. I think this has been common place across the market...I've seen some stuff on ebay lately that stand testament to this...printers, cutters, and software. A buyer's market for sure.

Ever since I started scanning documents on the scanner, I pitched my fax machine and use the fax on the computer. No extra ink cartridges to buy, and no desk to clutter.

I say you should send them a nice fax. Whip up something in your design program...like FIFTY pages of nothing but solid black...and send it after hours.

Wow...that is a cool franchise. But don't you think everybody looks a little too intense for this setting? After all, it's fondue...sloooow and eeeasy. They look like they've just gone a few rounds with a lobster tail. Something also tells me they're dipping into more than cheese and...

Double check if you have a "thick line attribute" setting clicked on. Sometimes your program "thinks" it has to cut on BOTH sides of a single line. Imported graphics are notorious for this kind of trouble.

I drove by one of these today http://www.signsbytomorrow.com and since I am becoming educated by the "purists" here, a red flag went up in my mind. I stopped in and acted like a "customer" just so I could get a peek at what they had in the back room. Their window between the work area and...

I've been a beekeeper for the past 12 years, and for the past ten years, I've been keeping them un-medicated. My survival rates have been a little better than those who have been medicating their bees. Hopefully CCD will become a thing of the past.

Ssssssssssweet! I REALLY like it!

Dang...never thought of that. Perhaps there should be a special AARP thread for those of us who don't care to divulge our competetive edge to the " up and commin' ".

I read several articles today about how unemployment is being especially hard on those 50 and over. Some reports even indicate that 40 is nearing the age of obsolescence. Obviously, those who were in a manufacturing sector have taken it on the chin (and in the gut)...big time. And it...

Yup...what he said. I have a very noisy GS15...I like to think of it as the sound of money being made.

Thanks...times a dozen, and then some!

I wanna know why his web site doesn't jive with his business.

Without doing anything, the file would be saved as "untitled1" or "untitled2", etc...and would be saved into the destination folder where the previous jobs were saved, not the source folder from which the file was opened the job. 99.9% of the time my files are saved under a new file name in...

I’ve been working with SignLab for five years now and I have a major irritation with how files are opened and saved. Why doesn’t SignLab’s destination (save) folder automatically default to the same folder from which the original file was obtained? Let’s say I open a file, change the...

In the flat, the designs all work out perfectly. It's the 3-D world where things get a little funky here. I think I've got it on the run and will chime in later. Jim