NinjaEpisode

Brilliant! Thanks Aaron!

I would love to know this trick.

Try this... ford0590.ai ford0590.ai

I'm new here and all, and I'm all for a sense of community and helping others, and I've been doing my own graphics etc., but I gotta agree with several comments here. One of you guys could on the other hand quite possibly make a little bit of cash to start charging for your talents so when someone comes along and needs 10 logos vectorized, they'd realize pretty quick that it's better to learn to do it themselves vs. taking advantage of someone elses time and money. Someone in another thread mentioned all the "new" folks that are getting into the business and getting out of the business as a result. Sorry TriState, but with requests like this, they've got nothing to worry about. If you want to survive, you need to learn the tools of the trade.

He's looking for this from what I can tell: WICKED COOL Excall Gal Got The Scoop Get The Loot

No worries, my wife keeps my balls in a jar on the fireplace mantle, I'd just go ahead and do it if I were you seeing as how she already owns them.

I dunno, but I'm suddenly hungry.

On cutting the USB cable, not a good idea. Maximum length is rated to around 5 meters or so. You'll actually have to get a powered USB cable to extend the cable that far. You can do it with powered USB hubs as well, but for 60' you're looking at a 3 or 4 powered USB hubs along the route. You're almost better off putting a second PC out where your cutter is and runnning ethernet to network the two together and share files.

Hey Joe, can you e-mail those to me as well?

I like both of those! We have a place on a channel that spans two lakes and I've resorted to buying cheapy airhorns and letting them off when someone is going to fast through the channel just because I'm tired of yelling at folks.

So lemme ask a basic "dumb" question that I'm sure others are wondering as well. When you're cutting to that fine of a level, under .5", is it safe to assume that the weeding on those isn't exactly a clean rip of the unused material and you're spending at least "some" time actually very carefully pulling up the material?

Ever used a J-Roller? Similar to what you'd use to roll out laminate with. Same concept, except you could use the roller to roll out bubbles in theory.

Attaching as a zip, oh and sorry for the thread hijack MikeMan! nice work! IllustratorApplePirateOldV3.zip IllustratorApplePirateOldV3.zip

What a funny coincidence! I've got a Dell Mini 9 that I've been running OSX on and decided to dress it up! Sorry for the crummy cell phone pic.