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Haha I feel your pain, believe me! :)

I have exchanged a lot of emails with the developer of eCut over the last year and though he's a bit rough in the english department, he is incredibly helpful, and a standup guy! If you are worried about the direct purchase, I believe it can still be purchased at macromonster.com also...

If you happen to have a copy of Corel around, and purchase the eCut plug-in... it will allow you to nest shapes inside of any shaped container. I've never really had the need, but in playing around with it to test out the plug-in, it worked quite well.

LOL Nice!

Does it change in the log after the print is complete? I've always seen the info appear in the Job Log after it's ripped... giving all the amounts. I always used this data if I wanted to know... I've never went back after the actual completed print... I always assumed it would be the same after...

Yuck!

Most commercial CD burning softwares have a feature to duplicate a CD. You'd put the original in first... and it makes an "image" if it... and then asks you to put in a blank CD. It then takes this image, and burns it to the new CD... creating an exact duplicate. This is of course assuming you...

Incredible!

This is the case in Corel "Draw"... not so in Photopaint. You can add perspective and such in Photopaint... I think a lot of times all Corel users forget that when referring to "Corel" that we forget there are several programs in the suite. So it's not entirely accurate to simply say "Corel...

Congrats! Our first just turned 1 a few weeks back. The first onesie we put on him at the hospital had our logo on it... lol. I told everyone I was starting him advertising for us at a young age... needed to get him working right away! :)

Very nice!

hahaha I was just about to ask why someone having the wherewithal to use illustrator, is posting pictures of the screen? :ROFLMAO:

Might want to read this page a bit... they talk about the paint combinations in there to get the aged look to the gear. http://precisionboard.com/sign-making/thats-metal-finish/ That project was by a member here... the link to the post with some of their work is here...

Maybe some coroplast, or stinger? http://stinger.coroplast.com

This would be a good place to start... Merchant Member directory. http://www.signs101.com/forums/dto_vendor.php?tabid=37

Yeah I have a VS with White & Metallic, and I can't recall selling a print using metallic yet. I have a client that has printed a fair amount of white ink on clear vinyl, but not enough to justify the decrease in speed, and the cost of having it dump ink in the drain bottle. It's nice... don't...

I'm in the customer damaged column. If there was in fact a large bubble, then he should have brought it in for you to fix. And secondly, there looks like two trouble spots... if he pushed the "bubble" on the first spot and got the pictured results, why would he have kept trying and damaged it...

Look for the eCut plug-in for Corel. It does nesting, and it comes with a ton of other features... It'll do what you need! You can buy eCut and other macros on macromonster.com, or from their website http://eng.e-cut.ru

I've always liked Hikashop in Joomla... not sure if it's available on other platforms. Ecwid.com is a really great web based/cloud based one that works really well I found, with lots of plug-ins etc, but tends to be a bit pricey I think (unless something has changed since I've last used it in...

Good to see you back, and nice work!