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Hello everyone, Isnt it great to have another sign forum to check out. I have been wondering this for a while now: I bought Flexi in the summer of 04 with the intention of getting a printer of some type shortly thereafter. I havent bought a machine yet, but I hope to maybe get a Gerber Edge with a GSX plotter soon. I will still plan on getting a large format printer(48 in) after the Edge. My question is, should I keep the Flexi and learn to use it with the Edge? or Should I plan on using the Omega software to run it? Or should I get CorelDraw 11 with the CoCut addition? Your input will be appreciated. Thanks, Jim jimtrainor@bellsouth.net

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Hi Jetsigns-

I would use the Omega software to run the Edge. There are many functions that are designed with the Edge and MAXX in mind.

Pantone color-matching, Gerber Spectratone (which I think is great) and various other Gerber specific items. Omega has its on plot/cut program (automatic when you go to cut) and it can also run a digital print RIP software.

I have worked with most of the sign softwares in my 14 years but I still prefer the capabilities of the Gerber line.

Just my 2 cents.

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Corel draw 12 suite and cocut pro12 will be a perfect combination..

I use it all the nearly every day. I find there is nothing i cannot do in vinyl with this combination.

I use Coreld draw 12 and encad printers for digi printing,, again is a perfect combination.

Hello everyone, Isnt it great to have another sign forum to check out. I have been wondering this for a while now:  I bought Flexi in the summer of 04 with the intention of getting a printer of some type shortly thereafter. I havent bought a machine yet, but I hope to maybe get a Gerber Edge with a GSX plotter soon. I will still plan on getting a large format printer(48 in) after the Edge.  My question is, should I keep the Flexi and learn to use it with the Edge?  or Should I plan on using the Omega software to run it?  Or should I get CorelDraw 11 with the CoCut addition?  Your input will be appreciated.  Thanks,  Jim  jimtrainor@bellsouth.net

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Corel draw 12 suite and cocut pro12 will be a perfect combination..

I use it all the nearly every day. I find there is nothing i cannot do in vinyl with this combination.

I use Coreld draw 12 and encad printers for digi printing,, again is a perfect combination.

Same here.

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That's what I hear more and more.

I've heard there is a way to covert text to braille 2 on Corel similiar to Flexi, is that true?

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