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Does anyone have any solutions to this? It seems to be getting a little worse. Again, it's only on certain commands like copy/paste/close/save. Normal tool use is fine.

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So, what do y'all think of the 2012 London Olympics logo? (Google > Images > London 2012 Olympics logo). I think it is possibly the most hideous thing I've ever seen. Even the lettering "London 2012" that we see in the background of most of the sports is like having toothpicks jabbed into...

You could always use Brophy/Brody Script.

Actually I was mistaken; I had 8 gig in there all along.

I've been running with 4 gig of Ram, and will add 4 more this afternoon.

Thanks, but I can't see how that would be the issue, as I'm not doing anything different than before. (New Win7 Pro 64 bit computer with lots of jam).

I've noticed that recently in CorelDraw, response time with certain commands like copy/paste/close file has really slowed down. It pauses for a couple seconds before completing task. Any ideas as to why this might be happening?

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For our common data bank, I just cut the 48" circle using a new 10 TPI jig saw blade. It didn't "weld" the PVC behind the cut like the used one that was originally in the saw. I also ran the saw on a medium speed. Thanks for all the replies.

Ah yes, I thought it looked familiar. No results from Find My Font. Thx.

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I just attempted to lay down a wee little 9" wide (x 54" long) piece of 210 lam (using basically the B/S method) and even that narrow piece would not release from the liner! It screeched to a halt like the brakes of a Porsche. So I don't think that it's just the issue of the liner being thin...

It would be easier to lay the prints down first using the Big Squeegee, I could get the positioning right no problem, but putting the laminated prints down after with transfer tape & fluid would be ok too.

^^^ That too is a good idea. Thanks. The sign is a double-sided one, and my plan was to lay down the prints first, but I suppose could do this method as you've described, and then apply the prints, which I would have to cut by hand, cover with transfer tape and then apply after the cut using...

Great tip, thanks, I'll try that on a piece of scrap.

As the PVC will have a laminated digital print on both sides (inset about 2") before cutting the circle, I think that I'm going to need to use a jig saw. I guess I'll go to the store(s) and see what they have for blades, buy a few and try 'em out on a scrap piece. Perhaps there's a "carbide"...

I need to cut a 48" circle out of a sheet of 3/4" thick PVC. Is there a particular type of Jig Saw blade which won't result in the material "welding" back together from the heat of the blade?

I would encourage your daughter to consider the fact that she likely has a long life ahead of her, and that at her age, such choices are terribly wrong. Marriage is an adult thing, and most people at that age simply don't know themselves well enough, or have what it takes to pull off a long...

Any ideas on this beauty?