Sign Builder Illustrated - May 2008 - (Page 25)

SIGN ACCESSORIES Orbus Introduces “Orbital Express” Twist-and-lock Truss Kits Orbus Inc., a manufacturer and supplier of tradeshow and exhibit products and graphics, is proud to introduce an exciting new line of “off the shelf” truss kits. The Orbital Express Truss System requires no tools for set up. Installation couldn’t be easier— simply twist and lock. The specially designed connectors are simple to use, strong, and secure. These truss kits can be reconfigured in multiple ways using the same parts, allowing you to have a different exhibit for each show. The company offers more than 41 professionally designed kits for a variety of booth sizes and configurations (including 10-by-10-feet, 10-by-20-feet, and 20-by-20 feet designs). Each kit comes complete with all the parts, fixtures, and fittings you need to create a successful exhibit—including (depending on the kit) low-voltage spotlights and adjustable tabletops. For further details, phone 866/572-8715 or check out www.theexhibitorshandbook.com. S O F T W A R E - P R I N T/ C U T/ R O U T E / E N G R AV E / R I P Wasatch Updates its COLORIP Software for Roland Printers Roland COLORIP was produced by Wasatch for Roland DGA back in 2003. Although it was a fine product in its day, it has not seen an update in nearly four years. Users will feel the pinch of compatibility issues with current software and workflows. Wasatch is pleased to offer the solution—the Wasatch COLORIP Upgrade. This upgrade brings the full power of Version 6.3 of Wasatch SoftRIP to your Roland PRO II device. It contains all Wasatch SoftRIP features introduced since 2003—including 16-bit color, direct-to-layout workflows, and pre-RIP nesting. It also supports the latest file formats (including Adobe CS3 file types) and works with Microsoft Windows® XP and Vista. It is fully compatible with future upgrades to Wasatch SoftRIP and compatible only with printers previously supported by Roland COLORIP To learn more, log on to www.wasatch.com. . May 2008 S i g n B u i l d e r I l l u s t r a t e d 25

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Sign Builder Illustrated - May 2008 Contents SBI Agenda Quotes & Comments Contributors Costly Concerns Dispatches Sign Show Dateline: Time to Find a New Identity Teaching a New Dog Old Tricks Sign Illumination: It’s Time to Pay Attention Restoring Old Photographs for Digital Printing Price Doesn’t Sell the Signs You Want to Make Architects in LED Codes for Electric Signs: Don’t Get Blindsided! Digital Displays at the Pearl Harbor Museum The Art of Wayfinding Signage Grand Format National Following Traffic Sign Regulations Designs on ADA Signage Painting Professionally SBI Marketplace Imagine-It Graphics

Sign Builder Illustrated - May 2008

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