Full Version: Dr. Engrave to Vision Engraver?

From: Tony (ANTE) [#7]
 2 Mar 2007
To: varn (VARNCO) [#1] 2 Mar 2007

Hi Varn,

Engrave lab software is CADLINK product and VISION engravers are
using software also product from CADLINK.
To be on safe side you may give call to Western engravers and they will be able to give you needed info on how to send the job to engraver from EngraveLab.

Hope this will help you.

Tony
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From: Andrew [#8]
 2 Mar 2007
To: varn (VARNCO) [#1] 2 Mar 2007

Hi Varn

my understanding us that Dr Engrave is a proprietary package for Roland machines. I am not aware that it supports drivers for non roland devices (but I'm sure someone will prove me wrong!)

On the other hand engravelab supports Roland machines. I say get on the learning curve now and start that clime!

I found engravlab more confusing than the previous packages I used, but I quickly got over that. I think it is a great piece of software which has improved productivity, and supports multiple engraverts.

my big issue with engravelab was, and is, the poor selection on engraving fonts provided. Some of the machine suppliers have added on fonts to the standard offering. I ended up buying fonts from Lamro.

Andrew


From: varn (VARNCO) [#9]
 2 Mar 2007
To: Andrew [#8] Unread

Its not for me... its for someone else to use Dr. Engrave.

From: varn (VARNCO) [#10]
 2 Mar 2007
To: LaZerDude (C_BURKE) [#6] 2 Mar 2007

Yes, you can create stuff in it and save it.

From: LaZerDude (C_BURKE) [#11]
 2 Mar 2007
To: varn (VARNCO) [#10] 2 Mar 2007

Then it should have a file extension of the saved file. What is the extension?

From: Engravin' Dave (DATAKES) [#12]
 2 Mar 2007
To: varn (VARNCO) [#10] 2 Mar 2007

An example would be CorelDRAW having a .cdr file extension, or Adobe Illustrator being .ai.

From: varn (VARNCO) [#13]
 2 Mar 2007
To: LaZerDude (C_BURKE) [#11] 3 Mar 2007

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