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At my last company I got us Cyrious, We tracked job cost from ink, media, substrate, time, grommets etc. We also kept records of our pipeline upto 3 months, with sell price and then another log for margin to goal etc. We were using 8 different excell spreadsheets at any given time.. We got...

You can always get a local POS system designer, design one to your liking, They know what they are doing just have to let them know what you need it to do, then they can implement it to work they way you need it instead of the way they think it should work like the software we've been talking about

They do have a monthly payment plan.. It's $1000.00 down for setup and training then $99 a month

I can't speak for him personally but in my experience "most" do not like files and info on the cloud, I do not mind it,, if I want hard copies then I can save it.. Am I scared of a hack or breach.. a little, but not so much that it would prevent me from doing it And Cyrious is waaay...

I have used Cyrious Control.. That program has everything.... It does have a learning curve.. Kinda steep and VERY setup heavy but it's worth it. I used that at a company I worked used to work for, now I am on my own and am looking for software as well.. I would go back to Cyrious but cannot...

I just think that it is part of a nice presentation to show a concept... I see things like that all the time with construction companies and lighting professionals... And the lighting never looks exactly like it does on screen or paper.. it's just a concept, it's part of a presentation

Thank you!!!! Very nice work.. I really like the animated gif

My bad.. mine only has one it is the TTRH: Garment Heat transfer... the print quality was good on the stahls stuff could be different on others Im printing with an SJ Pro 2 V 745 Ex

Welcome from Indiana

I've used Stahls SuperTec Opaque... It is soft and thin, Print is ok...I could not contour cut it very well.. it seemed like the blade drags instead of cuts, I thought that it feels like a plastiky sticker slapped onto the shirt, but thats probably how they all feel as I've only used that for...

Thanks..

And your post has to do with what really.. Showing that your extremely immature and have nothing else to do.. Thanks for your helpful insight, made the world a better place

Some of my questions may be basic, but that is because I come from a Install background not a design/computer program background. And if you must know I wanted to show the customer that with his logo and dark gradient in his name that it will not backlight as well and will show up relatively...

It's dickish because most of his responses to anything are like that, and the way he replies to things it's like he thinks everyone are morons and it's their first day on the job... And my question was how to make a super imposed image look backlit, not what consequences could happen if I show...

idsignsil - Thank you very much and like I was saying to Gino informing customers not printing as they appear, I was also going to show daytime as well.. Again thank you for the actual help and not being a DICK as Gino always seems to be

Gino.. Thanks and it's the same concept as emailing a proof to the customer whether or not it has a backlit effect or not.. the colors probably won't print exactly how they see them on the computer screen or desktop printer.. It's all about informing the customer and its called a concept...

So my question is, in Corel X6 I'm sure it's similar in other versions.. But I have a real life image with a super imposed 'Pan" style faces, is there a way to show how it would look like illuminated.. Like darken the image to seem like its night and illuminate the face part? thanks in advance

Welcome from Indiana, I have a brother in Law originally from Spokane

The 3M Remover is to be sprayed on the vinyl itself..It is a very strong chemical and best when only used with baked enamel paints

I have posted this before somewhere.. http://www.advantagesgs.com/3M-Woodgrain-and-Stripe-Remover-08907-22-fl-oz This stuff is amazing!