<t>The magic wand tool is the one that looks like a sparkler, it is normally towards the top of the vertical toolbar, when it is selected the options for tolerance, anti alias & contigous can be found along the top bar.<br/>
With this tool click somewhere on your background, you will get the ...

I use inkjet on a good quality canvas, the finish is matt.
To get a more gloss finish you can apply a varnish.
There are different types but Glamour II giclee coating is one of the best.

I am new to embroidery and don't have a lot to compare them to, but I have used netdigitising.co.uk and have been very happy with their work.

After a lot of research/dithering I am settled on a Tajima Neo with the pulse software, cap frame added and a fast frame kit.

I am just in the process of ordering my first single head machine

The initial spend is going to be around £9000 plus Vat
and that is with basic software

there is lots of good advice on the t-shirtforums.com embroidery forum

just a little niggle, but every time I check in to the site it flags every topic as a new post.

Font size - Have you altered the size in the toolbar along the top when the text tool is selected?
Gap between text lines - this can be altered in the character options box, which can be accessed by clicking on the icon that looks like a page, generally on the right of the same toolbar.

That uv oven is expensive!

<r>Best sellers for us are mugs & t-shirts.<br/>
Did quite well with "I <I><s>[i]</s>heart<e>[/i]</e></I> COV shirts thanks to big brother.<br/>
also a modified beer label was good for the stag/holiday boys t-shirts.<br/>
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The main difficulty is explaining to a custmer that their poor quality ...