Flexisign Pro Sign Programs
Flexi is a great design programI cannot speak for what 'you all' do, but I have used Flexi to design almost every sign for many years. I use programs like Illustrator and Corel when I have to open other files, but usually convert them and bring them into Flexi as soon as I can, because I am most comfortable there.
The software also allows you to use formats that function as other programs if you are used to them, which is a unique feature. You can check that ut under Fileprofilescorel, adobe, etc. I guess it depends on what you feel more comfortable with. Flexi is similar to other design programs but there is a learning curve that for me is usually slow.
I can design in Signlab 5 much faster than anything else I have and I use programs like Corel and Illustrator simply to deal with newer files that we cant open in Signlab or Flexi. I have Omega too and I really never understood how to work in it proficiently and simply use it as a setup for my Edge. I also have Signlab 8 and bought it for fear that my older version would one day stop working, so I have not even learnt that one yet. I am just an old dog it seems. Even though I am not in a production environment, I use FSP for all my vectorization, path editing, variable data (Autoserialization in the software), and adding contour cut lines to the jobs.
I find the software to be extremely user friendly in these areas.Any bitmap editing I still use PhotoShop. Youtube microsoft works. The features are just too good to pass up.To answer your question on both FlexiSIGN-PRO and FlexiPRINT & CUT. The differences are in the design features.A few things FSP has that P&C doesn't. Autoserialize, Job Estimation Editor, Fan shape, Arrow shape, Templates, Convert to shape, Insert symbols (text). All posts and other information available at Signs 101 should be viewed as the opinion only of the poster. No claim is made that any information is accurate.
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