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ctrl-shift-m and copy... then ctrl d to repeat. Or you can click and drag holding the alt key.

fontdinerdotcom off of their site: http://fontdiner.com/main.html

Once again, k6, out-effing-standing work.

That's exactly what this is. The best advice I can give you is to stick with one of the big names that keeps coming up; Graphtec, Roland, Summa. When this question is asked, you'll always find old timers and experienced people arguing about which one is the best, but they're never arguing...

I once had a job where I had to re-draw three logos for a company in town because the vector files were nowhere to be found. I redrew them to make my job easier by having quality artwork. They called me later to see if I would send the files to the guy who publishes the local house hunter type...

Although my experience with laminators is limited, I'll offer this piece of advice up. If you do decide to get the DingTec (EnduraLam) from Signwarehouse, watch all of the videos for setting the thing up on their site. If you adjust the upper and lower pressure rollers like they tell you, all...

Antique Olive? I recognize that R from a recent font ID request myself.

Thanks, fellas.

I tried and tried and couldn't get a good match from wtf... I thought it was skewed Impact, but not so much. TIA.

Cost for startup is absolutely the most important factor in your questions. I bought my first cutter (Graphtec CE3000-60 24") and some supplies for somewhere around $1900. To get into the print-cut game, you are looking at significantly more of an investment than that. Most will tell you...

Let us not forget Brush Script. I'll add that to the horrible death list.

I wonder if this 2 year old problem got worked out.

Damn, when I finally had the chance to say "5 minute redraw"

Don't know if this still matters to anybody, but my problem was similar to this one. I design everything with Illustrator and Photoshop and then simply "open" in Flexi for print and cut procedures. When I had my panel designed in Illustrator, I imported some rasters (psd with transparent...

Same thing happened to me. Is there a cure for this?

Holy buckets. Am I the only one in awe here? Wow. Look what OP said. :thumb:

Use the background eraser tool to get rid of the white background, then save as a transparent .psd. Place in illustrator, and all you should see is the item without it's background. psd files print better, I've also found out.

Not an exact match, but pretty close. http://www.dafont.com/font.php?file=desigers&page=1&nb_ppp_old=50&text=Walking+By+Faith&nb_ppp=50&psize=m&classt=alpha I'm sure I have that font on my machine at home, too. I think it's got 'disney' in the name.

Really? C'mon, really?