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I went for Bold, Headlines. I am a little worn out on scripts. I think all to often sign designers resort to them, and what could be an interesting design winds up looking like every other sign. Same with the chiseled fonts. I could definitely see how these are your best sellers, but I think...

Also keep in mind that the last time someone was on this thread was almost a year ago, so their question was most likely answered already. :ROFLMAO:

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Menu->Next->Next->Next->F2->Enter That should get you to the language settings.

What model? If it is the same as mine I can try to give you the button combo to get it back to English if there isn't an easier way.

I always thought it had to be altered to save. The main reason for the post was because most people haven't tried and I always thought it was funny they have it programmed to recognize a bill and give you crap about it.

Have you tried? Photoshop doesn't like that to much!

I almost hate it when that happens, cause I want to know what the hell went wrong and why it wasn't working!

Try to save the image file as a tiff instead of a PSD. I know that vesaworks can be finicky about those cut lines!

Awesome! Nesting one in the print files now!

The only problem is your text is no longer editable.

You could outline it, or just enter three different lines of text.

What the hell, I'll give it a shot if possible.

Here is one I made in a couple of minutes if you want it.

I think the easiest way is to just get some paint, splat it on some paper, fold in half, and scan to vector. Downloading an image and live trace may work to. Creating one from scratch in Illustrator would be the hardest way to go in my mind, but you could combine a lot of ink splat vectors...

Ha, we have a sidelines sports bar and grill here to. Of course after quick thinking, most towns probably do don't they?

Looks like two separate clip-art items smashed together. The styles of the two look different to me is why I say that.

Not going to happen. You need the backer to give the media strength. Could you just make a vinyl template?

Turn it all black and make a compound path out of it. That is how it would be in flexi and AI at least.

I would say that unless your printer is not offering you something that you could really use in these machines, save the money. If you could have both printers running for most the time and you would take advantage of new features, then go for it. $25,000-$50,000 in the bank could really...