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I didn't do signs when I was in Phoenix, but doesn't Tubelite sell sign stuff. They're in the Avenues at Adams. I think Montroy has a branch there, too. I miss that place sometimes. It was in the high 80's here in Modesto the other day. I got in to my truck to run out for lunch and turned the...

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Welcome --- from another former Phoenician.

How are you doing that one... print? I ask because you're kind of a wild card with the vinyl at times. Nice call on the font, too.

ooooooooooooooooo, you are good. ...and sly. Don't think that no one figured out what you're doing, though. I see the horse race that you and Doug Allen have going for post counts. And you get in 3 in one thread. OUTSTANDING! Cool Font, BTW.

For sign work, CorelDraw --- For design work, Illustrator. That's not to say that the two aren't mutually exclusive. But, that's been my experience. Seems like CorelDraw works best for stuff inhouse where you have internal controls and a budget. Illustrator works best for stuff when you have...

Nice... Thanks for posting the site! It'd be interesting to see the "hit" meter on these sites after a link gets posted here.

Welcome from from up the road on 99.

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Okay, it’s time for CorelDraw 101 for Dave. How do I make a spot color in CorelDraw X3... Specifically a CutContour swatch? I thought I had it. So I saved it as the default palette (Palettes are stored in a folder on a shared hard drive for multiple computers). It opens fine with new CDR...

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Anna has similar characteristics. http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/linotype/itc-anna/

The way I build custom palletes --- like vinyl colors --- is to open the Default_CYMK Swatch pallette as a document >File >Open >Adobe Illustrator >Presets >Swatches >Default_CYMK Opens New Document with the Default CYMK Pallette I make new Spot Color Swatches to match vinyl or to my...

Now I'm going to be dangerous. Thank You! vid

Before I worked next to a couple of CorelDraw aficionados, I couldn't figure out the idiosyncrasies of the program. --- I’m a Illustrator guy,BTW. However, after working with them and picking up some of their tips and tricks, I have to admit, CorelDraw is a snappy little program. We gotta find...

We just got a new computer at the shop. All the CorelDraw default/custom settings that were established on the last computer, were done by those more savvy than I with the software... and they have since moved on. While we've been able to change most of the defaults to our liking, the one...

Weeeeellllllll, I use a PC600 at the day job. Admittedly, I don't know all that much about it. We only use it for printing CYMK stuff and a as a second plotter. There never seems to be enough time to sit down and figure it out. We use it mostly for the one off stuff. It's great for graphics...