
but thanks. It was a bit of a monster to work on, but glad it's done. I'm calling a customer tomorrow (who does large scale printing for a living) and seeing if they can bang this out on A1 for me :)
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Fri 3 Oct 2008, 21:58,
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I'll see what they think is best when I give them the image.
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The canvas texture would be too much together with the text details I think
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I'll ask them to try that first and see how it comes out :)
One thing's for sure though, I'm not doing another one of these in a hurry :o
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Fri 3 Oct 2008, 22:19,
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One thing's for sure though, I'm not doing another one of these in a hurry :o

but hideously big picture is hideously good :D
woo :D
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Fri 3 Oct 2008, 21:41,
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woo :D

but it was either that or make the text super tiny and that would have been rubbish :(
EDIT : And I've now learned that Photoshop does NOT like 130KB of raw text slapped into it in one layer :o . It took about 20 minutes to change the colour on each of the 5 shades (that's on a Core2Duo 3.2GHz CPU with 4GB RAM, running Vista 64-bit)
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EDIT : And I've now learned that Photoshop does NOT like 130KB of raw text slapped into it in one layer :o . It took about 20 minutes to change the colour on each of the 5 shades (that's on a Core2Duo 3.2GHz CPU with 4GB RAM, running Vista 64-bit)

in 11 months
XP? Good luck ;)
Honestly, the 64-bit version of Vista (at least, as far as my PC is concerned) has been almost faultless. One crash in 11 months is good going and that has included all the photoshop work, all my Premiere Elements video editing (working on 30GB files) and games playing :)
No, I don't work for Microsoft ;)
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Fri 3 Oct 2008, 22:06,
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XP? Good luck ;)
Honestly, the 64-bit version of Vista (at least, as far as my PC is concerned) has been almost faultless. One crash in 11 months is good going and that has included all the photoshop work, all my Premiere Elements video editing (working on 30GB files) and games playing :)
No, I don't work for Microsoft ;)

which suited me for years, given the ones i've owned have worked reliably without fucking up for years; but Vista was the fucking limit; my computer man simply said nah when I said IT IS TIME TO REPLACE STUFF; and drove me to a Mac store instead, and to be honest, even at work the IT manager isn't replacing XP with this Vista, it's simply slower on non-high end PCs
And Mac's are wonderful beasts, never going back
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Fri 3 Oct 2008, 22:26,
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And Mac's are wonderful beasts, never going back