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I would not built any walls if possible

linotype Viva bold

Tiki, you are my hero!!! Thanks! the job is done but now my mind can rest over that font! É

you are right, I did tweek the Q ... but let the R go as is. Just had no more time. It does buggle me not having found THE right font ... but then again, you and I know it. The client was pleased. thanks! É

akzidenz grotesk condensed bold did the trick thank ! http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/berthold/akzidenz-grotesk-be/bold-condensed/glyphs.html

it's a tought one ! hummm. :banghead:

Hi group! can someone help me identify this one. i'm going crazy..eh crazyer. thanks!

food-truck trends these days is that they are basically becoming mobile restaurants or catering service some of them very high end. google Toronto food-trucks / New-York food trucks and see the trends good luck!

tried right clik on the desk?

you can get it on rolanddga site http://download.rolanddg.jp/en/3rdmedia/max2/rvw/xr/7cw/index_7cw.html

crashes went away when I got the license for X6 on the second seat...coincidence :-)

hi, the contour was converted to a shape and fill as a contourCut (can't be read as cutcontour) just break apart and delete one of the lines then put the "cutContour" stroke to the remaining line with no color as a fill you have to export as an EPS for whatever reason the PDF wont work

hi there, let's say the image is the biggest you can buy at getty that would be 5336dpi x 4000dpi so you could print a pretty descent image of 53 inchs by 40 inches at 100 dpi native (before "playing" with interpolation) may be the black you have in your 9800 photo black or matte black can...

I would do it with a nice ruler + x-acto

Very generous of you. Big Thanks! Very nice template.

in the publish to PDF go to the settings go to the color tab you will see a button there that you would change to "native" for the color export of your document. This way if your image is in RGB it will stay RGB. if your text is pms it will also export as a pms color. ( then you will save the...

check the native color setting box in the pdf export from corel

ditto! :goodpost: Thanks to Eric!:U Rock:

You can see another picture here.