schent

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  1. Sorry, my bad I have Adobe Creative Suite CS2 I tried some more text, it's definately the vectorization of the files I'm trying. I guess I need the easiest method and program to vectorize these images properly What do you surrest gg? "Graphic Destroyer" Damian
  2. I tried just a cut on some text only without using the vectorization in SB. The cuts came out clean, the vectorizing seems to be the issue. I have CS12 but cant figure out how to vectorize the image. what steps do you use to vectorize in CS12? :-
  3. I'm using Sign Blazer Elements to vectorize the picture and then going right to a cut. Font and picture are both being vectorized and cut. Do you think that could have the effect? Giving the cutter the small tears on an imperfect file?
  4. Mine does the same thing with Sign Blazer Sometimes unplugging and replugging the USB helps I think it's the USB driver for the CP-2500 that gives the lock
  5. I read a tech bulletin on Sign Blazer's Elements page regarding an issue like this with that software. It said to enter the computer BIOS and set the printer port to anything but ECP. Change it to EPP What that would have to do with the USB serial connection, I don't know, but I do remember the diagonal slicing mentioned. Good Luck
  6. More or less of a Newbie here recently purchased a Copam CP-2500 Seems to have issues with tearing vinyl on intricate detail and the edges of letters Using Sign Blazer Elements, which is of course as stable as your average goth teenager. Anyone else have a similar problem out there I already set my pressure to 50 and my speed down to snail at 10 no real difference.