GraphxNMore

Wow.... you mean a trademarked image made it past admins??

Yes, use knockout.... but remember to copy and pace your letters first.

All you need to know. And I wouldn't go back and forth. Sublimation ink is too expensive. You'll have to refill the tubes every time you flush, and that's a massive amount of ink. A second printer is way cheaper than buying ink.

You can also grab the arrows in the middle of either the right hand side or bottom edge of the image selection window. Click, hold and drag.

Why are you printing if you have rolls of vinyl? Are you doing color?

Recreate the P. The rest is one of the Adobe fonts, italicized.

Look at "Multi cut". It should say "off". It's in the window when you click "cutter" to cut.

It's a bad trace. You'll be way more time ahead to just recreate. It's simple text with a rectangle.

I'll look at it, give me a few minutes.

Capone GG also fits, but commercial.

Bellerose

Click view->show outlines only.

There's no minus front in CS6. I send the smaller one to back, but minus back does nothing in the program. I get a message saying groups... yada yada.... this function may have no result....and it doesn't. There's a subtract, but it yields no result either.

One more question.... When sublimating coffee mugs, I need a rectangle at times for a guide. If I draw a white rectangle and add stroke, the white "fill" area always leaves a slight pinkish box. I've made it true white and even turned fill off, nothing stops it. I tried to do a minus back using two rectangles, but it won't do it. I can have the exact desired frame in 6 seconds using Scalp. Not sure what I'm missing. Clipping mask won't work either.

That's what I needed. Thanks! ( I never messed with it there in fear of screwing my sublimation settings, I figured there'd be a setting somewhere else)