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If you don't mind small (8.5x11) sheets, you can pick up an Epson C88 or C88+ fairly cheaply - they use the same pigment-based ink as the 1100 - I use mine all the time for photo transfers. The 'ink jet vinyl' is called 'opaque' or 'dark' transfer paper. These get printed face-up, can be cut and are transferred like heat vinyl. Here's a couple videos demonstrating opaque inkjet transfer material: Basic usage: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWVIyEol79o Print and cut using a vinyl cutter:

These have similar sevens: http://www.abstractfonts.com/font/13463 http://www.abstractfonts.com/font/13147

For Corel files, ROMCat will do the same thing.

Stick them between a flat table and a heavy board for a while, but don't take it out until you're ready to use it, because after a bit it will curl again.

Corel 12 Inkscape (mostly for auto tracing) SBE Photoshop 7

drag a selection box over a part you're concerned about and look at the status bar - it'll tell you how many objects are stacked.

SBE won't run under WINE, you'd need an actual windows machine to use it.

You can try this: At the bottom of the SB window you'll find the properties bar - click inside one of the 'Size' number fields and change it to something more manageable, then View->Zoom All to see everything, drag your image back to the work area, then back to View->Zoom Work Area.

Britannic Bold is similar, but wider and tails on 6 & 9 are a little bit different.

These will get you somewhat close: http://www.abstractfonts.com/font/13463 http://www.abstractfonts.com/font/13147

The only time I had a problem with that so far is when I made an object (a star) and didn't covert it to a curve before exporting - perhaps this might be what's happening for you.

Looks like it was hell to weed - how long did it actually take?

Here are the (free) plans for that: http://www.printingplans.com/

lots here (free): http://www.openclipart.org/tags/maritime http://www.openclipart.org/tags/sailing

As far as the letters go, Choc, Speedline, Artbrush, Sacrifice are closer. Haven't found anything with similar numbers yet.

It doesn't look like Chantal to me...

Oh, I thought we were sharing ways to re-use old monitors. My bad.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/03/30/the-most-ironic-signs-of_n_518329.html

In the settings, you can tell it to advance the home position after a tile is cut.. (lower left in image)

DVI and HDMI use the same data to describe video, so if you have a HDMI source and a DVI monitor, you can use a dvi-to-hdmi adapter cable. They're available all over the place.

One of the images in your import folder is probably causing the problem - check your import folder for a file with the .ERR extension and remove the corresponding image.

if you do scouting stuff a lot, grab this: http://www.dafont.com/scout-015.font

the font is Deftone Stylus - just retype that part.

Dang, too slow. Oh well, here's mine anyway.. third.eps third.svg third.eps third.svg

That is really too small to get a good auto trace out of. Start with a larger image.