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Another thing to keep in the back of your mind for when things don't happen quite how they should is the reduce nodes button. You have to select all nodes on a path but clicking the button next the the reduce node(or CTRL+A or drag a marquee around the shape) then click reduce nodes. Keep an...

Have you looked here http://www.mutoh.be/large-format-printer-cutters/download/manuals/page.aspx/47 mamos

He did say asap This is the best sign forum in the world if you need an answer fast. mamos

Do you sell these in the UK? mamos

I would draw a line to represent the curve you want to follow then select the path text tool which is in your toolbox. Click and hold the text tool to reveal the text tool flyout and in this flyout you will see a T at 45 deg like it is falling over. Click on this and you will notice your curor...

We have a new helper in the workshop as well Please welcome Woody mamos

I wonder if you could train a cat to do the weeding? Their claws would be pur-fect mamos

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Is it just doing it with this design or is it doing it with any cut file. Did the cat actually stop the media from going into the machine Do you want a hug mamos

I used to try loads of different solutions before I came across the reverse curve solution. It is the easiest once you get the hang of it Also, instead of breaking apart a complex object containing many subpaths just to work on one wayward subpath, you can use the 'extract subpath' button two...

Using the shape tool (F10) select the offending object and click on the 'Reverse Curve Direction' button in the tool bar. (it looks like two curved arrows, one pointing up and the other down) Now combine the objects or back minus front which ever you normally do This should work. In X3 you...

Yes We add it to vehicles mainly to piss off our competition when they are stuck behind them in traffic. We also add our web address to garments mamos

Good day to you Mr John McManus Welcome to Signs 101 mamos

If you like the look of the one you have there could you not just use that as a basis of your own version. It is all made up of straight lines mamos

Definitely been mucked about this font I would use something like Maxime and do a few tweeks mamos

If you are willing to output the kind of results you get from a trace program then go ahead. Or for a few bucks you could get the vector doctor to produce a professionally re-drawn vector and make your output shine. mamos

The problem is that most of the vectorizing jobs I do come in at a lot less that the cost of buying a font I will most likely only use once. If I am doing graphics for a vehicle or producing a sign then I do buy the font and charge the client for it because in the scheme of things the cost of...

Thank you for your concern Bob but if you take the time to read the post I never asked for any type setting. I have not asked you or any one else to type set any words. I simple asked if this was allowed. Thank you Fred for a wholly more useful answer mamos

Thanks Fenris It is usually for a vectorization job where I need one or two words to re-draw a logo and then it is on to the next one. I may never use that font again. mamos

Thanks RG I vectorize dozens of images everyday and in order to do that I need to do them fast. If I can get a font identified or a couple of words typeset it means I can get the logos of to my clients faster mamos