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If that is the biggest image you have... Your best bet would be to find the font used and redesign the whole thing.

No, you didn't miss anything. I used a "PDF editor" program.

If you print that image it's either going to be really small or very pixelated. Jay had the best idea... Find another fish image somewhere else.

The one I was able to get out of the pdf is huge. It's 1449px

The logo in that PDF file is not a vector image. I was able to extract this.... http://img268.imageshack.us/img268/1979/walkons.png

Here ya go... http://tinyurl.com/mp7ygm ...sorry I had to.

Can't find this one. Looks like a regular font that someone edited. The F,L,E have rounded corners, but the R doesn't.

Yeah, no auto-trace feature can help you with that image. Use the "Bezier & Straight line" tool. It's below the "freehand" tool on the left.

Try here.... http://www.fotosearch.com/clip-art/fox.html

The hard way isn't really hard, just time consuming. Have you ever tried using Inkscape?

That is the smallest image I have seen someone trying to vectorize. Do you have a bigger image?

Any image can be vectorized. It just depends on how much time you want to waste on it. This will be a challenge for anyone. Good Luck!

That is a bad picture. Looks like it has to be done the hard way.

I get an error opening your .doc file. Do you have a picture?

It has been a slow month for me. I'm just trying to make a little extra money. I thought some of you busier people may need help designing your graphics. I can vectorize almost any image you have & get it ready to be cut with SignBlazer. I won't charge an arm or a leg & your guaranteed to love the results. I will be able to have most jobs completed within 1-2 days. Prices depend on the image. No payments will be expected up front. I prefer to use PayPal. Here are two samples of my work. I can show you a lot more, if needed. Sample 1 - Mario http://forum.uscutter.com/index.php/topic,20538 Sample 2 - Custom Dog http://forum.uscutter.com/index.php/topic,14227

Price will depend on how good the picture is. A crappy picture will get you a crappy price. hahaaa The clearer the picture the better. Cre8tiveCutter - I sent you a PM

Well...the kids are headed back to school. They carrying any of your work with them? My son picked out a plain black binder, so I had to fix it up for him. I've done plenty of two and three color decals, never a seven color. What ya think?

The cut one looks pretty good ammo. If you need any help with the multi-colored one let me know.

This decal took about four hours from start to finish. That's design time and installation. Give it a try Howard. It's simple to do & looks much better than one color.

Thanks everyone! Making it in seven colors wasn't that bad. If I had brown vinyl it would have been eight color. It was only two layers high, except his hat, it was three layers high. I mainly did it to see how hard that many colors would be. Everyone needs a good challenge from time to time.

I have a few windows font that do not show up in SignBlazer. They work fine in Inksacpe and other programs. It seems to be all of the "open type" fonts. Is there a way to fix them, so SBE will read them? Someone know a good program that may convert them?

Looks good enough to cut. Personally, I would clean it up more. It has a lot of extra nodes in it. Use less nodes... It will make your lines much cleaner/smoother. It will also make it easier on your cutter and it will cut faster.

Buy some Modge Podge, http://www.plaidonline.com/apmp.asp People use it to glue puzzles and other things like that together. It dries clear. put some droplets of that glue on the board. It will dry and look just like water droplets....just an idea.

I never new that, thanks. I assumed they where regular nodes, just messed up. hahaa I always convert fonts to curves then edit them. This should save some time.

Whats wrong with SignBlazer that won't allow you to export in .jpg? If export is broken copy and paste the image into a photo program (photoshop, paintshop, etc.)