TheRealDray

screen printing. I have always done them using either word or works for text only, or kind of a mix match different programs(aka-however I can get it to print LOL) I would print them out on transparency paper. They have worked well enough for the most part, but I was wondering if there was anything that works better or is a more common standard in the industry.

Also, is there a particular software that does not have the pixelated (sp?) edges on images while working on it? I think it is called bitmap images.

Again, like I said in my introduction post I will probably ask ?'s that are pretty much common knowledge for most on this board.

Thanks in advance for any help.

 

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fredschellart

Try a program that make vectorized images. You can use these images as big or as small as you like - the remain sharp.

The best - in my opinion - is Adobe Illustrator.
But others prefer Corel Draw.

 

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