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If it's Corel X5... make a copy of the CDR file, and change the extension to .ZIP... then you can open the file and grab the "riffData.cdr" (if I remember the filename correctly) out of the zip. If the file is recoverable, there should be something in the CDR file. Just because the file is...

The nesting feature really isn't that bad to be honest... it needs a slight bit of work I'd say... but overall it works nice. The developer is russian... he's a good guy to work with if you have trouble, albeit a little limited in his English skills. But the nesting is why I bought it. It...

I use it for various things, but mainly the nesting... works well. The developer is very accessible if there are problems... he's good to work with.

http://rolanddga.com/products/cutters/gx24/ That one fits your criteria...

I just ordered some from Grimco... they have a selection and good prices.

Right? I was wondering how long that vinyl was on the vehicle they were using in their demo... probably not long!

Nice work!

Wtf??? :roflmao:

Check out a Dropcam... easiest thing to use if you have wifi. You can keep 7 days of recording for $10/m if you want, otherwise it's free service after you purchase the camera... only the power cord to plug in, night vision etc. www.dropcam.com if you are thinking of going the drop cam route!

Very cool!

Are there any local business in which you have a good working relationship with, or maybe have done signs for? Maybe you can establish a relationship with the premise that you'd like to leave products there for your clients to pick up occasionally, and it's mutually beneficial because you are...

Unless I have a purchase order in hand, or a customer with a well established account that I am not worried about paying me, it's 50% down, 50% due at completion. I have an occasion, against my better judgement taken no deposit on some jobs because the person has complained about paying the...

Nice work... thats sharp looking!

Just out of curiosity, I have to ask. At what point will you decide to mitigate your losses? Assuming for a moment that it is the machine that is the problem and it’s defective, why do you continuously print 50” or 60” runs of material and try to cut them… knowing or believing the machine isn’t...

Very nice work, and congrats on being on the cover!

what pat said! set your queue's default preference to print using the metallic profiles etc... then load the chart and print. it's such a pain to do it this way... i can't understand why they made it like this?

Looks like the cutesie little dollar store rubber stamps the teachers use to mark grades for kids in elementary school. Yuck!

Then why not share your price for us to compare?

haha point taken! :smile: Well you can use Virtual Box for free, and someone should be able to find you an old XP OS disk for nearly nothing or free even, though it's officially dead. Loosely translated "hshaf;knafb.lkahgl aeg ;oaehgnknag aseg;on;na. albrfjare" :Big Laugh

Would it be possible to just install a 32bit version of win XP or 7 in a virtual machine on your existing laptop, so you don't do anything to your existing OS, and the virtual machine will map out the USB ports using the 32 bit driver in your guest OS?