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15-07-2006, 11:40
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Re: OI Graphic Overlay. Any recommendations?
Autocad or Inventor can be used to accurately layout graphics for the OI and/or button boxes. Plot 1:1 on a full sheet mailing label or there are a variety of products that are inkjet printable with a peel and stick backing available at Office Depot, etc. I have imported a jpeg scan of a Wildstang shirt to use for a background in the past. We then use the very same drawing less the graphics for a drilling/punching template and then legends for buttons and LEDs are part of the design. Plot on larger paper for training purposes or judge demos.
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