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Hi I am very new to Rhinestone T-Shirt business and I have read many blogs and sites on the web. I would like to receive a recommendation from someone who has experience in the industry as to what would be a great Rhinestone Software investment to make when starting out that has the possibility to grow with the business. The 2 that I was considering are: DAS and WinPCSIGN?
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i use win pc 2011 and 2012
2012 has some really cool features and pretty easy to use.
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Hi Louise...I'm new here too, and I have already gotten some good advice/opinions of forum members. Here is a link that I found http://www.t-shirtforums.com/rhinestone-decoration/t95228.htm

And here is one that was recommended to me http://www.t-shirtforums.com/t-shirtforums-newsletter-articles/t154192.html

You may want to post your questions in the Rhinestone Decoration forum.

~Kandi:)
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WinPCSign 2012 is good. Combine that with using Corel Draw and the rStones macro and there is really little that you can't do as far as rhinestone design.
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Thank you all for your advice and feedback I will read more about WinPC2012.

Has anyone got experience with OOBling Pro or Bling It Pro?
If you want Winpcsign 2012 NOW is the best time to buy it! They have a special over at winpcsign pro 2012

Retails for $399 but
The all new Super Bundle includes:
Winpcsign Pro 2012 Full Version
5 Yards of 12 inch Sticky Flock
5 Yards of 9.5 inch Transfer Tape
20 pre made Rhinestone Designs
Security key (dongle) Protection Cord.
A $600.00 Value at only $300.00
Free Shipping
Hurry because this bundle is in limited supply

I'm on a budget but I couldn't pass this one up.

There is also a forum on that site and they are really helpful!
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