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Is it just my setup (SignLab 8), or does everybody's overall screen resolution in this program seem lackluster? Adobe Illustrator resolution seems to be a thousand times better. Am I doing something wrong? I do most of my design / node editing in Illustrator and AutoCAD and only cut...

Hmmmm...does the dryer utilize hot air?

Hmpfff...that's ancient history. I think Bill Clinton already proved that "event cloaking" was possible with Monica's dress.

I'm partial to AutoCAD, but there are definitely cheaper programs for simple line layout. Perhaps others have something in mind. Basically, you want a program that allows you to precisely draw lines, circles and other geometry. The ability to accurately trim and extend (and otherwise...

I also think it could use just a little more testosterone...brush a little here, and spray a little there. I believe Mens should have an apostrophe (Men's).

Ditto. Invite all your buddies over for pizza with the stipulation that they bring all their electronic stuff. While they're eating pizza and playing X-Box, take measurements and make good notes. A good CAD program could prove helpful.

Don't know of any, but wow...that will be a lot of z-axis action. SignCraft had an article a while back about cutting textures from grayscale raster files. Perhaps you could find a rasterized wood texture and work from that.

Hmmmm...I thought this was going to be a bash against American Grafitti.

At five months, you definitely haven't had enough time to figure out any sort of business cycle in your operation. Nor have you had time enough to work out all the bugs of the business world. You need to be very cautious about throwing out some sort of arbitrary (2011) date by which you move...

Next week is Global Entrepreneurship Week. Is anybody doing any special activities in your community, or personally to help other "treps"? I've only been in business for five years and still enjoy attending events. Even though the information may be repetetive, it's still a good networking...

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Well...I'm not waiting up tilde cows come home...I'm off to dreamland. I'll keep tabs on this in the morning.

Okay, now, this really has me thinking. Are there any other possibilities? If we combine a period with a comma, would that be a meno-pause?

Check it out, did you know that you can put one on a thread‽ Hold ALT, then hit X Type: 203D Hold ALT, then hit X again

I heard the police inquiry ended with a very loud noise. Perhaps it was an interrobang (Also known as a quesclamation mark...yea...it's real. Look it up http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interrobang)

Just dashed in for a quick (All I can say is Ditto!) paranthetical comment.

What the heck? Nobody gets slugged? I'm sure they were out of sorts about it. I'm thinking the bartender should have chased them off before they could even get in. But then again, they could always press charges, but they would need good proof. Sounds like an inky situation, for sure...

"Quality, for generations to come" (we engrave stone). There's a slight double meaning in the sense that "generations" also means future family members...not just years. We make head stones from family "heirloom" boulders...stuff that's been in the family for a good long time...

My story as well. I left it for education (teaching), and then launched my own biz. Now that my work is slow over the winter, I've found myself back in the shop, and it feels like a noose around my neck.

The green line is a new mandate initiated by the Federal Reserve. You can now rest assured that your laptop is not counterfeit. Counterfeit laptops are a menace to society.