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Thanks for all the suggestions guys! I guess I'll have to keep an eye on the motor. It's been fine for a couple days but that just means I'll see if I can convince the "money" to agree to get a tech in and maybe get the motor switched out before it dies. It takes a few days for the techs to be...

I hate the template but the interface is not bad. The color scheme is kind of dark and sinister. Gothic or medieval looking.

I agree...unless there's a concept behind joining the letters don't do it. I'm also curious about the reasoning behind the symbols you chose? I get the cmyk reference but it's very played-out and means nothing to 100% of customers. And the cross-hairs mean what to you? You definitely are headed...

We've had to get our printer fixed twice for this same problem. Both times it was the ribbon or cable (I can't remember what the part is called). It's accessed from the back of the machine on the same side as the control panel. Here's a pic. According to the tech it's because the white ribbons...

We do a lot of back lit sign boxes, installs, acp panel, coroplast jobs etc... the "standard" type of signs. It's nice to do something a little different sometimes. For this job the request was for an indoor suspended sign to go above a bar at our local arena that is sponsored by Double Cross...

That's why we always get approval of the layout. If they don't understand the concept of scaling proportionally they will get it once they see the proof. And if they still want to move forward with it all stretched and skewed then who am I to refuse their money.

He really should have posted in the new Snark-Free forum area.

I don't know how to break it to YOU but 1985?? The game has changed my man. Maybe the problem is you didn't change with it. If you knew what to expect then why even bother posting? You may not like what people are saying or THE WAY they are saying it but that's life. And they are just being...

Lexan is a lot like acrylic or plexi....except it's stronger. We often use it for extremely large sign faces (so that it doesn't crack or break under it's own weight during fabrication and installation) or in cases where impact resistance is needed. (Like at the local arena or "bad" areas of...

I think it's a good thing to have emphasis on the word "signs". It's not like he sells sterling silver cutlery or something. His company name is "Sterling Signs" all together... Not "Sterling" ...by the way we sell signs.

I think it's probably impossible for anyone to diagnose all the problems without actually going and inspecting the machine. Your issue is pretty vague...You may be better off calling in a technician. Otherwise you might try a hundred different things and still not find the issue. Did it give...

Yep. That's the stuff.

Joking? It's literally as big as it could possible be without getting cut off by the wheel wells.

Looks good from far....wrap quality is impossible to judge without close-ups. No one ever provides close-ups.

Looks great! Not much to improve imo. Maybe some small tweaks but overall it's attractive, simple and eye-catching. Nice color scheme. One thing though - not really an issue but more of a bug...is there a reason the logo is on an angle? It's so clean and serious it seems like it would suit it...

Bump. Really hoping someone has some more insight for me. Thanks,

You could use illustrator (or Corel) and place a box with no fill or stroke inside the graphics and then set it to have crop marks. Then save as .eps or .cdr or save as a pdf.

Absolutely! Having areas on your site where the content is constantly being updated is a huge factor in SEO. Stale sites eventually lose search engine ranking because search engines want NEW, CURRENT and RELEVANT content for their users. It's also a huge factor in repeat visitors. If your site...

I like it. It serves you well. It has a good focus and the information is well organized.

It seems to only do this for the first few feet of the first print of the day. Almost like it loosens up after and is back to normal. The machine is around 3 years old. We do run it roughly 40hrs a week(counting times when it's not running vs overnight runs it probably evens out) obviously that...