Wanting Design Software recommendations....!

[DL Signs]

Hey just had a quick look at it... looks super nice!! How do you rip your files once you've designed them in Affinity?

It's excellent design software, been using it for a couple years. I just export print files as EPS or PDF, open with, and rip/ print in Rasterlink.

 

[Applied Graphics WY]

Maybe a bit of an outlier, but I use Gerber Omega. But, I also have Illustrator and Photoshop in my arsenal. I agree about Flexi and only use it's RIP software when printing. Ultimately, it will end up being the one that isn,t buggy and you get used to and can use quickly and intuitively.

I use Gerber for my cut only graphics. I use Corel Draw for prints. I especially love the weed line features in Gerber. Now if only I could figure how to combine the 2 so I can run the same weed lines through my Corel prints. Lol.

 

[Stacey K]

power point

I thought you were using Quark Express....maybe that was Gnubler...

 

[Boudica]

I thought you were using Quark Express....maybe that was Gnubler...

That was Gnubler. I've never use Quark. And I was being snarky about powerpoint

 

[Stacey K]

That was Gnubler. I've never use Quark. And I was being snarky about powerpoint

I was being snarky also I think Gnubler used it for real back in the day...I did too!

 

[gnubler]

MS Paint here. Costs nothing and my customers love the results! It's like sending them their own artwork right back to them.