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YES! The the main reason i got one - Intuos 2/single 21" monitor - was to recover my right arm. My wrist was shot, elbow was tingling and had a walnut sized knot on my back from too many years of mouse illustration. It took me about 6-8 months to get the wrist back in shape and remove the knot...

Nice work all! Congrats neato! :thumb:

And the winner isssssssssssssssssszzzzzzzzzzzz.... Bill? May we have the envelope, please?......... drumrolllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllollllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll...................

YOU ALL MISSD THE MARK...SHOULD BEEN PAINTED!!!! HOT AS THAT PIZZA WAGON IS GONNA GET VYNIL WOULD JUS MELT OFF!!!!! PAINT IS THEONLY THING THAT"LL LATS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! DONT NEED NO OVEN TO COOK PIZZA......... WELDDING RODS WILL DOIT. JUS SPARK A COUPLE A RODS NEST TO THAT PIZZA...

ARTFRIGGINSTANDING! Great presentations... Great Colors! Makes it a tough choice.

1/2 hour mornings before work 1/2 hour noonish for lunch 1/2-2 hours after work in 15-45 minute increments - depending on what you rascals are up to. ...and odd weekend here and there --- when I've got a project i don't want to do. Always logged on at least one computer, though...

Nice work all! and that poor cat... I love it!

You're working with a bitmap image that has no vector data. You'll need to trace what you want to cut. You can do that in PS, AI, or CDR. The easiest for me, would be to create and clean up the vector path in Photoshop --- renaming the path from "Work Path" to "Clip" and tagging it as a...

Wow, based on the posts this week, it sure seems like a tough day for a newbie to come out of lurk mode... May God Bless you! The one I went to was at a winery... and a great lunch. I was surprised by the volume of information and organization of material --- and lack of sales pitch. I...

:thumb: I think the sign professionals on this board exhibit a level of expertise and experience that leaves little doubt on their stand on intellectual property rights. The majority are qualified to set their own gray area level of tolerance for real and/or perceived infringements and offer...

Becareful with that. It adds an unfilled, unstroked box in your holes --- like the inside of the letter "O". You'll need to find and delete those to avoid any double cuts on the plotter.

What's your trick? I haven't had much success w/CS3 and I haven't seen or tried CS2... so CS works the best for us. I still get quirkie things happening every once in a while with fills and transparencies. We bought the CS3 design suite to make sure everything stays the way it should.

The only draw back with I've found is the take -up reel resets after every job. When we first got it, I was thinking we could run larger jobs overnight --- saving them individually in the Versaworks print queue until 5:00 and then hitting "print" on multiple jobs. Instead, we load multiple...

thank you.

Does this work RM Williams? I bought a RM Williams shirt on a visit to Oz a few years back. Still my favorite shirt --- although very faded, it's still in one piece. My wife still wears her boots once in a while... She had a hard time finding a comfy pair of boots because of a high instep...

:thumb: Typical of our workflow, we've got 3 palettes open in coreldraw. A translucent, a cast and a calendared palette that we've developed to match the vinyls we use. This has worked well for us in offering more accurate proofs to the customer. Then too, as the jobs are archived, there...

oops... let's sign!

group hug... let's sing!

Is he openning or importing the EPS file? Typically OPEN rather than import works for us. They're getting the JPG preview that is created when you export from Flexi.

doah!.. nice tip. That same filter is a available in Illustrator and I've used it to some degree of sucess there. I didn't think to look for it in Photoshop (duh). Thanks for the slap on the noggin ...it's much easier to break out and change colors using channels in PS that way.