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newer macs accept both TrueType & OpenType fonts as PC's do so if they are one of those you shouldnt have a problem. http://www.macdisk.com/fontsen.php3 Type1 and others you might encounter issuses. read the article in that link.

The phone number looks like Futura

http://www.fontriver.com/font/de_louisville/ Thats the closest I can think of, but the E is different.

PM OldPaint :Big Laugh

Image Converter Plus does .dxf to .eps or .pdf

was looking @ the script, which is Sloop-ScriptOne, but thats what i get for not reading the whole comment.

Really isn't a quick fix. You will need to calibrate your computer to output the file properly by making a custom profile. This happens a lot of times when you use a "canned" profile that came with the machine or from a manufacturer's website. Are you printing a vector file with a gradient...

Torques

you can apply a layer mask to the layer you want to do this do. On the layer mask, use a gradient fade using pure black (#000000) and pure white (#ffffff) (or transparent) while on the mask layer, this will allow you to edit the feathered effect and un-apply it later on if you need to change...

Linotype's Einhorn Regular, is the closest i could think of.

Aside from Signfonts.com, Letterhead, and SignDNA here are a few of my favorite script fonts. Typadelic - Sweetheart Script: $19.00 http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/typadelic/sweetheart-script/ TrueBlue - Martina: $20.00 http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/trueblue/martina/ P22 - P22 Cezanne: $19.95...

Just curious but have you looked into running a Virtual PC? you can run a watered down version of XP (low resourced) within Vista. I know a lot of people doing this right now because of all the incompatible stuff out there. Just a suggestion if you havent already considered it.

not sure in versaworks but i know in Onyx you can select what tiles to be printed so you can do them 1 at a time.

or use the above info and do just that...:rolleyes: Call them up and ask for a press/media kit that they send out when they do advertising or what their ad agency has created for them when they wish to do hi-res printing of their products. We had several plumbing/bathroom renovators do their...

$99 per cart. lol -- wow. some wealthy scrap bookers with nothin better to spend their money on i guess.

Corel was always beating out Illustrator by signmakers, vinyl shops etc. Then from the Ad Agency/Design Firm aspect Corel isn't even a thought. I too am shocked to see Illustrator being used/preferred more.

what software?

You could do that in Illustrator too, I posted a link a while back about how to do just that after I saw so many people (not just this forum) thinking the same thing.

I believe it is Serpentine (if its not bold italic then it was skewed) the bad news is, I do not think you will find it free. Elsner+Flake's fonts are never free (they might be bundled in a package, but they aren't given away) and the same goes for Linotype & URW++ fonts.

Yes it will, just do them in multiples of 100 or so (depending on your computer) trying to do batches of 1000+ is not a good idea. Or invest in something like Extensis Portfolio (very good software)