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mcbragg66@yahoo.com

2006-06-11, 3:18 am

Friends,

A friend of mine owns a sign shop. She designes signs on CasMate, and
"prints" them on a plotter that actually cuts them out of adhesive
vinyl. Her system is ancient and she wants to upgrade. Here's what she
has:

CasMate 4.02 running on Windows 3.1
Microtek ScanMaker IIG
Roland Digital Group Desktop Signmaker PNC-1050

It appears that CasMate is no longer a product and I doubt that the
4.02 will run on Windows XP.

What would be a good software to upgrade to? She has hundreds of
projects saved in CasMate, so importing them into the new software is a
must. The software should also be able to support the PNC-1050.

I found WindowsXP drivers for the PNC-1050, and I'm not really
concerned about the scanner.

If there is a better usenet group to pose this question, my apologies.

Thanks,

b.

jbl

2006-06-11, 3:18 am

On 10 Jun 2006 08:26:09 -0700, mcbragg66@yahoo.com wrote:

>Friends,
>
>A friend of mine owns a sign shop. She designes signs on CasMate, and
>"prints" them on a plotter that actually cuts them out of adhesive
>vinyl. Her system is ancient and she wants to upgrade. Here's what she
>has:
>
>CasMate 4.02 running on Windows 3.1
>Microtek ScanMaker IIG
>Roland Digital Group Desktop Signmaker PNC-1050
>
>It appears that CasMate is no longer a product and I doubt that the
>4.02 will run on Windows XP.
>
>What would be a good software to upgrade to? She has hundreds of
>projects saved in CasMate, so importing them into the new software is a
>must. The software should also be able to support the PNC-1050.
>
>I found WindowsXP drivers for the PNC-1050, and I'm not really
>concerned about the scanner.
>
>If there is a better usenet group to pose this question, my apologies.
>
>Thanks,
>
>b.


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