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That's hilarious!

Thats reserved for us eh... everyone else says "Check"! :)

I guess $500k isn't that bad after all... check out the 5 most expensive logos. http://www.graphicdesign.com/article/top-5-most-expensive-logos/

Is there supposed to be an improvement?

Strange indeed... It must just be because you are going on vacation... :Big Laugh

Just out of curiosity, if you open the tiff in anything other than VW, is the text there? Doesn't make sense to me...

I just PM'd you... let's chat!

I encountered this recently, BUT... was using Windows 7 running in a virtual machine on a Mac with Versaworks. Long story short... it was all with the USB drivers, and since it was sharing with the host OS (the Mac OS) it never would work right. I could calibrate the monitor, calibrate the...

That is excessive... I don't think I have ever gone above 130 for any laminated Oracal media I've used...

Maybe the Arlon DFP 390 also? I've been working with some people lately that have been having good luck with that...

Ouch!

Ironically enough, if you search for "Donut" or "Doughnut" in the area... which you'd think Starbucks would pop up for example... no Starbucks. I tried random business types... and even tried related searches such as print, design and the like, no Starbucks. I tried just "Sign" and no Starbucks...

Thats pretty cool... I wasn't aware of that! Thanks for sharing!

:ROFLMAO: Look at Bush Signs google search result... "Cheap Prices"

That is interesting... I have never considered doing it this way... I'm going to have to remember that tip!

Oracal just posted this article on their Facebook page... seems interesting enough! http://www.wired.com/2014/07/a-redesigned-parking-sign-so-simple-youll-never-get-towed-again/

I agree with the Macbook, however the OP said they had a budget of $500... pretty hard to get a Macbook on that budget. BUT... I'm using Corel with VMWare fusion and it works like a charm. Never tried it with Parallels... but it works seamlessly in Fusion. Might want to give it a try...

They do... it's called Windows running in a virtual machine... and it works great! :Big Laugh I use it every day in this configuration. And with VMWare Fusion and Unity mode... I don't even realize I am using Corel inside a VM.

I wish I had the creativity to be able to come up with stuff like this! Very nice work! The only one thing that caught my eye though, and I can't say why I noticed it because it is really a trivial point… but the shadow on the tail of the S and the banner suggests the “light source” would be...

I don't think I can help on this one, but I am just curious why you are wrapping the laminate/print around the edges of the panel?