Be sure that you have the most current version of GC. This will work the same on both PC and mac versions of GC.
1.) Place your artwork (I like .png files the best) in GC that you want to print. I'll be using one of my Logo Tees that I give to my customers.
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2.) Double click your artwork in the GC left side window (the one with the t-shirt in it) to change the right side window (as shown below) where you can add the new graphic that you want to combine with your artwork such as a company logo or what ever. I'll be using a line of copy about the F2000 printer for this example. Have the log graphic prepared as a .png file also.
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3.) Click the "+" button (in the middle bar of the right side window) to add your logo graphic and it will appear on top of your original artwork.
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4.) Reposition the logo artwork and click the save button in the bottom right corner and now you are good to go. Quick, easy and simple.
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You can now also choose to save the new artwork as a data file for printing again later under the Save As drop down menu (.gnc file) or you can use the Export/Computer feature under the same drop down menu to save it as a file that will print off of a USB flash drive (.prn file)
You can use that same logo graphic file for different artwork prints this way over and over in the very same manner for other prints too.
1.) Place your artwork (I like .png files the best) in GC that you want to print. I'll be using one of my Logo Tees that I give to my customers.
2.) Double click your artwork in the GC left side window (the one with the t-shirt in it) to change the right side window (as shown below) where you can add the new graphic that you want to combine with your artwork such as a company logo or what ever. I'll be using a line of copy about the F2000 printer for this example. Have the log graphic prepared as a .png file also.
3.) Click the "+" button (in the middle bar of the right side window) to add your logo graphic and it will appear on top of your original artwork.
4.) Reposition the logo artwork and click the save button in the bottom right corner and now you are good to go. Quick, easy and simple.
You can now also choose to save the new artwork as a data file for printing again later under the Save As drop down menu (.gnc file) or you can use the Export/Computer feature under the same drop down menu to save it as a file that will print off of a USB flash drive (.prn file)
You can use that same logo graphic file for different artwork prints this way over and over in the very same manner for other prints too.
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