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Hello from Warwickshire
Hello – I am new to this forum but I have a burning question and came across this site when looking for the answer. I have been a sign writer since 1991 starting with a Camm1 running software, supplied on floppy disk, called Leewood SignScript. I am still using the (dongled) software today. My machine is an entry level Dell Pentium running Windows 3.1 with the DOS based SignScript – yes, the DOS based version with the blue screen. I now have a Sign Pal vinyl cutter driven with the SignScript software. So this is the question – is there any one else out there in sign land still using the DOS based version of this software? I would love to know.
Great site, will be spending hours between jobs…
Regards Peter -
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Welcome to the forum Peter.
A man after my own heart – if it’s not broken, don’t fix it! 😀
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Hi Peter – welcome 😀
I too use old sign software – in my case Casmate pro running under windows 3.1 and laterly windows 98. It has served me well for 16 years and still does everything I need as far as vinyl cutting is concerned. Only problem is, if the dongle broke, there is now no longer any support to fix it 😕
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Hi Peter
Sorry I can’t help but welcome to the boards anyway -
welcome to the boards peter 😀
nik
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Welcome to the boards a Peter, great to have you here and thank you for taking the time to post your picture. much appreciated.
please make a fresh post in the general software forum with your question.
you will find more responses there. in turn i will edit down your "Hello post" -
Hi Peter and welcome to the boards.
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Has anyone thought of repackaging and distributing this software as an add-on? (without the dongle) It is a brilliant set of kit and simple to use just needs someone to update it to run on newer operating systems.
i cannot understand why Corel hasn’t incorporated something like this?
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