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an 10+mp camera with a good macro capability could probably shoot the pin pretty well. What is the intended use of the 72" version? Does it need to hold up to scrutiny up close or is only meant to be viewed from a distance?

Ok, I'm at work now where we have the onemileup collection... I'm not too impressed with what they have, but here's a screen cap to help you evaluate if it will work for what need before buying the download.

a vecter version is on the onemile up collection. $20 download.

I'm not familiar with that particular warfare pin, but you could check with onemile up's federal clip art collection. http://www.onemileup.com/

or this site: http://www.onemileup.com/

which explains why gerber has been around as long as they have. good story and moral.

Try the local uniform shop maybe?

ok, I'm way behind the curve on this, but I finally go around to drafting up my concept. Still a WIP though. I need to digitally ink and color yet.

Aloha.

Nothing wrong with the layers concept, it just that Corel use the "Object Manager" to manage layers. In the object manager, create the layers you need. To isolate objects on a layer you can toggle visibility, printing, and editability.

welcome aboard. I'd wager you can probably find font cartridge online. I learned viny on a 4B, which we later added the expansion bay to. Eventually move the Gerber HS-15 and graphix advantage. In the 7 years I worked with the 4B I had to replace the belt once no other maintenance needed.

Sigh, I'm not positive, but I'd wager that some of the RIP manufactures cruise through this forum... :banghead:

Funny, I was assuming the operation was a success. may be using flexi for the production manager side.

I don't have any personal experience with this, but I know there special overlams that give the CF look. Here is an example: http://www.rtape.com/products/digital_printing/eclypse_pattern

define cheap.

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For the Mastiff: http://www.fotosearch.com/clip-art/mastiff.html As for the Nascar, a google image search filtered to extra large images yields quite a lot of images that should reasonably well. Are you looking for something specific?

the initial start up screen should show tutorials also to get you up and running. Corel's website also has a lot of tutorials.

looks like a broken image link to me

Yeah, I definitely think your drivers aren't installed properly, but can someone with the PS version verify this? Here is what mine looks like: