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:goodpost: That's why I changed mine to read... Setup fee.

... and I've never had the need to laminate a banner but if I did... I would. I'm sure it would work...... (But I'd wash my hands right after)

HAHA.. cute! He looks pretty intent on learning. "Come on dad.. I can do this!"

I've used Corel Capture quite a few times but it does the exact same thing as copy and past (or printscreen) only you have to add a few steps to get to the same place. Oh ya.. it crops the image for you. CorelCrapture = much ado about nothin much! imho

I use the paper towel that I used to dry my hands with. If there isn't one I use my sleeve. Another option is to wait till someone comes in. In not germophobic (my dad was...r.i.p. ) but when you realize just how many people don't wash their hands it'll make anybody a little leary.

Probably true!.... So let's shake on it!..... not. ;)

Which is why to NEVER NEVER touch the inside doorhandle of a public washroom!

The truck on the lower-right on the page you suggested looks like it has etch type vinyl on it. My son has used that stuff to put ghost-type graphics on his guitar. Not sure if he did his car yet but he was talking about it.

What color is the truck?

Good answer :toasting: Thank you. Makes sense to me. May also explain why it's worse on some than others. ALSO: I notice that when I purchase a file from istock.com they actually give me a webshot to copy and paste (or save). This file does not seem to lose ANY quality at all. So they must...

Even when the customer tells you to and you have a sign like this that is seen by people who walk by and see it only once? ... still never? :smile:

+1 :covereyes:

Ya.. that's what I usually end up doing but even then it doesn't seem to be as good as the Internet Explorer version

Your answer is besides the point but you should " Never say Never" I use them when i have to make a sketch for a customer and they haven't provided the "good" artwork yet. Or if there are a bizzillian logos on 'Thanks to our sponsors' temporary sign. But my original question is more...

Yes... that's what I thought as well. Just wondering if someone knows for sure.

Ok.. but why is it .. that when you copy and paste the image into CorelDraw ... it seems to have lost resolution.

Thanks a bunch :) However, I actually already have the vector version. My question is .. why does this happen. Not necessarily that I need this logo. Sorry about the confusion.

Not sure what you mean? Are you saying the internet version is a vector? I can see that with a pdf but in the html version I'm pretty sure it's a jpg.

Whenever I copy a logo from a website into Corel, the file in Corel is so much worse than the online version. Why is that? Here's an example: I am authorized to use the Inglis logo for a distributor and I just copied a jpg off their website. I'm just curious as to why the internet...

Translucent printable vinyl is what to use.