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I agree. Sounds like a tension issue. We don't have a GBC, but on our RS, adjusting the tension will control how high/low the laminate separates

Rasterbator (free) or Astute Graphics Phantasm plug-in both work for PC halftones. Not sure if these pictures will do each program's result justice but both will produce crisp, clean vector dots Whoops, I'm on an iPad, hold on I need to move the jpgs

Looks like Chalet Comprime-Milan Seventy (House Industries)

Markus, if the chairs are nylon, use something like Solutions opaque. Use low heat vinyl for leather if they're made of something fragile. Almost anything else will be fine if the backs are 600 denier poly. Always test first. oh and make sure you can get them under your press. I often have...

Not sure how affordable.......but Uline carries plenty

Everything shouldn't get wonky when you downsize, Squeegee. Make sure you set 'scale with image' as your outline default for all your graphic and text work. It needs to be changed without anything selected. After you change it select Save settings as default and you'll never need to worry about...

SP, use the [1] Intersect command to get your chevron pattern 'cut' to the shape of your number. Then it's just a matter of clicking with the Smart Fill tool in the areas that you want a cut line. I set my Smart Fill to default to a hairline (cut-contour color) and no Fill. Makes these kind of...

Forgot to mention using a Blend that may be the quickest & easiest way (1)make 2 circles (2) apply the blend then point the arrow to the irregular path you have (3) blend along full path and adjust spacing as necessary A few clicks and you're done

Yep, you can use an Artistic Media brush or buy a macro from Oberon that works well. Also, if your circles are just regular old circles, you can use a font that has a round period.......that way you can still use fit text to path. Size and spacing would be adjustable on the fly just like normal.

It happens around here every so often, seemingly with no rhyme or reason. I right click to disable the LAN connection, restart the router, right click to enable the LAN........and abracadabra......... All's well in Versaworks land again. For us, that little routine works every time just like...

After you save your barbed wire as a brush, you can use it to draw with or you can apply it to a path, like your oval. its easy if you haven't tried before, take a few minutes to play around, it's not complicated. Just remember, this is a case where 'size does matter', so save your graphic...

Corel 12 is old but the Artistic Media tool is even older, if I remember correctly........ heres some media brushes I created in Corel

If you're using Corel, save the piece of barbed wire as Artistic media. Then all you need to do is drag or point to the path and Corel will automatically fit the barbed wire to the oval

I recently bought swabs here.....200 for a little over $20 http://www.griotsgarage.com/product/foam+swabs%2C+200+count.do?sortby=ourPicks

Markus, Shutterstock has a pretty nice collection of images try searching for 'vintage washing machine' also, maybe Mr Retro?

Don't increase your blade depth. Often that will cause more problems than it fixes. Your cuts don't look that bad. First make sure you don't have bunches of errant, excessive nodes around the text and then try increasing your force.

It's called Zapotec on my computer. Not sure if it also goes by an aka

Dropbox works like a charm for us ipads, iPhones, laptops and desktops all connected with instant access to the same updated files. All Dropbox files are also regularly backed up