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Weird. I went from 10- 11 (cs) and it was normal. When I moved over to CS2 it felt really bloated and slow.

I think you misplaced the lettering. (CAR and the begining of South..) I like the logo with the eyewheels =).

People who have used both: I've heard they fixed the sluggishness of cs2, is it very noticeable?

There's someone on ebay that sells the service manuals. Look for the person selling versacamm manuals and contact them about the 545.

Total Training is an awesome dvd instructional.

If you have a steady base of loyal customers for screen printing/embroidery, you have loyal customers for sign work should you choose to expand.

I assume it'd be wise to put a non-edible card with it.

How far does it need to finish the cuts?

Okay, just know there's some false information in there somewhere. His posts might be filled with words, but there's some stuff in there that's wrong. Sadly I don't have the time to expound parapgraphs upon paragraphs of basic level information about resolutions, how printers work, and how RIPs...

Sorry but that whole file resolution to print resolution is totally offbase. First indicator is that you refer to file resolutions as DPI. RIPs don't interpret information by "inch" instead they intepret information by "lines" or "passes". The PPI will only slow the RIP down the higher it...

I'm pretty there's zero relation between image PPI and print DPI. Other than the higher the two are the higher your print quality will be.

Whatever HD you get make sure it's a high speed 7200 RPM minimum.

You don't want to point Scratch disks to partitioned drives. You'll only slow PS down even more.

The only way to speed up with scratch disk is with a whole seperate HD installed in the computer. If you're external drive is USB or ethernet, don't bother using it as a scratch disk. If you're getting out of memory messages, you're designing too big. Often times I'll have to create and...

15' letters? Don't bother with anything over 72ppi -100 ppi

I used to think "man these 24" rolls are HUGE" when we started. We were only buying 15" rolls for our 24" machine (big bucks for the 15" rolls when you start!). The other day I found a 15" box next to 54" media. I nearly broke my head from rolling around on the floor laughing at the tiny...

Probably, I can count five in my 3 mile radius.

No, I mean, if you're already in the program running designs and everything it isn't a problem of the dongle. The dongle prevents the program from booting up, not from cutting as far as I know.

^Something like that?