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Ok, maybe you don't use Photoshop, but if you were to purchase a boxed version of CS6, it has a list price of over $700. This posting is for others like me who USE Photoshop and know the value of this software, IMHO, the GREATEST software of all time!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!And...

After checking, the laptop is loaded with Win 8.1, it's still way different for me from what I'm use to. I appreciate all who have given me pointers, I will give it a go and try and get a handle on it. It is just so darn different, unless you have actually tried it, you will not KNOW what a...

Would you pay 33 cents a day for the newest latest and greatest Photoshop? And also have the latest and greatest Adobe Lightroom, well TODAY is the last day to sign-up for both for only $9.99 a month. I have resisted going to the cloud version(s), I'm a die hard: "want it in the box" type...

Thanks Bryan, very good advice about the shortcuts. How do I use the familiar desktop as opposed to the "Live Tiles", I have accidently come across the familiar desktop, but not sure I understand how to get there, and stay there? :help

That was exactly my first thought, however I got a really good deal on it. Dell 15R with Intel i7, 8gb RAM, 1TB HHD for $575. I could get Windows 7 software for around $100, is it easy to convert it backwards to Windows 7, for someone who is NOT a computer geek? :help

Wow, just purchase a new laptop with Windows 8 (my first time using Windows 8), and I don't like it at all! Maybe because I'm just set in my ways of using older OS versions (XP, Vista, Windows 7), it even has a touch screen (even more confusing). Are any of you using Windows 8 and like it...

:Welcome: From the Lone Star State!

I wouldn't wrap it, just use the NEW Spray-On Chrome: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-1cTpSZ1l8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yvtRYZ5EasA :thumb:

Looks good except for the hard reading text like others have mentioned, you need to remember your job is to make the graphic on the truck legible so the customer gets business from his partial wrap investment. If the message (name or phone number is hard to read), you are NOT doing a good job...

The center hinge method dry should work well, just split the 6' section in half with the hinge tape, that way you are just working with one 3'x4' panel at a time. I would also recommend using the Big Squeegee yard sign tool, I use it on large installs, work great no bubbles. When applying...

Wow, just wow! As others have said, your the problem, you want to pay like a smuck, then you wonder why the guy you hired is a smuck. Paying (the minimum by law) $7.50 you are attracting only fast food type labors, and you want somebody to work in a high tech sign shop? You'll be lucky if he...

Yes, Casey has always gone out of his way to help me a few times when I was having computer ISSUES. He is a GREAT guy and a fellow VETERAN!

Grimco - YES :thumb: Fellers - NO (not just the high prices, I can't stand looking at all the hundreds of Frank photos in the catalog) :ROFLMAO:. :smile:

I think you missed the point, being your supplier who sells supplies to you, is NOW competing against you and they have an advantage of purchasing the same materials for wholesale, so right off the bat they have an unfair advantage in cost of goods. So, I say DON'T use them any longer...

Me Three! You have to do something different, or better, or you are just like everybody else! :thumb:

I'll stick with duct tape for my homemade clothes and hats, and leave the vinyl for signs! :thumb:

:goodpost: Good post, honest and sincere, nothing wrong with that. Knowing the facts that you provided, I go along with you decision, not having a laminator for a bid wrap jobs, it's wiser to out source the work as you have done, IMHO :clapping:

He can't see the link, it's all BLURRY by now :ROFLMAO:

:goodpost: I agree 1000% - if it's worth doing - it worth doing right! :thumb:

Yea, the DELUXE model that will cut 12" in 45 minutes! :banghead: