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Loving versaworks. Just getting up to speed in it. Surprisingly intuitive and easy on the eyes.

Agree with anotherdog. 300mb for vectors at 30mins sounds weird. If its a raster image, then 30 minutes sounds pretty reasonable.

Even with a catch basket, aren't you guys getting the faces of prints stuck to eachother? I made a small catch "box" if you will and ours are still getting stuck to eachother.

Haven't had any issues at all with 3.2 on Vista 64. Thought it was screwy when I tried updating and it took a couple of hours, but I guess it was just a large update because it worked great after that.

Slow, but far better than what we were using. Loving it so far.

I do love me a good cigar once in awhile. Haven't started drinking and smoking at the same time. Sounds like a good time though. Acid Kuba Kuba's are my favorite.

That site is hit or miss at best. If it worked 100% I would never post Font ID threads.

Funny, I have a font on my system called Hand Drawn.

Very nice. Simple text on a pleasant background. Customer must be pleased. Its jobs like those for us that really help to keep things going and paid for.

The 5500 is very easy to use and fairly easy in terms of maintenance. Can print posters and POP items all day long on it. I wouldn't call it slow by any means.

I know I have to have it set on Postscript level 3 to work properly. Just a thought.

Yes, I believe ULine does custom printing. Don't have experience with their printing, but they are well known for their other products. www.uline.com

Fresh baked items and food usually go over very well. A clock looks cool, but food goes over well with the employees at said companies. Just my $.02

Lets just lock down the site. No sections whatsoever unless you pay up front. Why not right? I can't count on on my fingers and toes how many people I've helped with fonts, so now you want to essentially charge for that feature so when I need the favor returned, what I'm just out of luck? There...

We really should have a font IDing contest. Would be a blast.

Like others said, it is ideal for indoor applications. You'll run into big problems trying to do anything on vehicles or long term outdoor signage. Decent outdoor vinyl can be quite expensive for it. The big plus about it is that its very very easy to take care of, to use and to nail colors on...

Yea, backlits are tough, especially when the customer is looking for an exact color match. I love getting files for backlit panels that don't account for the molding meant to hold the actual panel. Its certainly a more challenging aspect of the industry.

Center hinge a 4x8 with exposed vinyl in your left hand and a squeegee in your right.

Wow, this was a great informative thread.

We seem to be quoting a lot more jobs but many of them never come to fruition. We have spurts of being very busy then it becoming completely dead. Right now we are steady but certainly on the lower end of things. Aren't breaking any records here. Taking the extra time here and there to clean up...