I fell for you guys living in that horrible stench. That is horrible. I would sleep in 8 layers with all the windows open!
There is one upside though...
At least your land lord isn't a crack addict that breaks into his tennants apartments (with his key) and steals their money to buy more drugs!
A friend that lives off Hertle Ave. has that problem.
Both these people should be relinquished of their property!

ok. back to work!

At work today, i pulled an office space and played with illustrator for a couple hours, here is the spoil of my labor





have a fun filled snowy day, e-strippers

Hi friends.

Just thought I'd say hello to all. Paul,
it is crazy cool that your site will be out west now too!

I have applied to the Art Institute of Pittsburgh; with some success I hope.
I plan on attending in Oct. to pursue a BA in Game Design.
20 classes from Canisius will transfer, wooppeee. It's a 180 credit hour program, but I will be a 3D studio max machine when I am done in 2 years. Pittsburgh seems to be a pretty cool city, especially because their sales tax is lower than 9.25%!!!
We should have passed that red budget for a year or two to catch back up with things.
Well, I'm not going to get into politics, it gets me fired up.! :(

Paul, does your 3D class have a site this semester; I long for my 3D modeling days back. The world of prepress/print is the most stifling creative environment ever. Sonn I will be free in Pittsburgh.

I am having trouble writing a javascript that will print an Adobe Illustrator file and dynamically print each layer to a different postscript file.

I have been successful at creating a script that will print each layer, but it prompt's me to name the script and choose a folder.

Does anyone have any idea what the code would look like that would name the postscript file by the name aready given to its AI layer.??

I know javascript pretty well for use on the web, but creating scripts that run in illustrator are more difficult because I don't know the objects.

The only documentation I can find is that which is on the Adobe site, which is a marginal help at best.

Thanks to anyone that may be able to help.

There is a 3D printing show in buffalo on 11/10
check it out!!!