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Haha, no worries man. The only reason I know this is it happened to myself last week. Spent awhile browsing the options window to try and rectify the problem until I figured it out!

Depending on how your window is maximized, it may be hidden by the task bar in the bottom. Try hitting the restore down/maximize button on the top right of the window (the middle button right next to the red x).

Wow, I was subconsciously thinking this.

Backlit? I like it, and I like how you continued the design towards the bottom without screwing the top. Colors are really nice and vibrant.

Nothing matches here. That certainly doesn't mean its custom, but I'm leaning that way.

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What you can't do is let everything fall on one persons shoulders, it doesn't work well and isn't fair. Everyone should be responsible for his/her part of the project and should do their best to try and spot things others may have missed. Its hard sometimes to really get a good QC system up and...

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I was referring to the two options he mentioned, and mentioned one I thought was better myself.

Seems overly complicated. All the good designers I know actually use a wordpress backend to manage everything. Instant content management without having to create a portal from scratch or use something off the shelf you'd have to pay for. Intuitive and allows the client to manage most of their...

Yea, CSS is big right now, but I'm sure there are few that are on the leading edge of using something new. I remember when integrating PHP was the big thing. I remember designing in pure HTML and JScript as well. I could never keep up with how things were changing, not enough to make it worth...

Thunderbird is great, although a bit of a resource hog considering its only a mail client.

Doyle, that actually looks pretty useful for mocking up jobs to be designed while retaining flexibility and not kicking the environment in the pants. We use plastic job bags as well. I couldn't imagine working without them now.

I like it. Phone could be a tad bigger, though I like the minimal text you have going on. Would be happy with that myself.

Congrats. Still waiting on a new machine and software here. Amazing how slow the process is going.

That looks really nice. Looks like a great paintjob with a nice clearcoat. You certainly are taking wraps to their limits. Let us know how they hold up (and clean up) over time.

Unless you had a great niche market around you for metallic prints, then it could be tough to get a return on your investment. This would be a great machine for people looking to do lots of outsourcing. I could see a merchant member getting some outsourced jobs making some decent money with this.

Most of the lexan panels we get from our distributor have a clear protective film on both sides. Most of the time, one side is marked "THIS SIDE FACING SUN" meaning the side to letter. Its treated to prevent yellowing.

Its about time on the 64 bit front. How long have we had 64 bit processors for? I bought my first 64 bit capable machine back in 2004 and only now are OS and application designers taking advantage of it.

I like it. Could have incorporated actual popcorn somewhere and still made it look old fashion. Looks great though. Customer should be happy.