Dang, that was fast! Thanks for the Colorado flag. I was thinking it would be nice to have a Union Jack flag, but did not want to ask for two of them. You must of read my mind. I will have to get time now to try them out.
Thanks again,
Dale
Please note: Flags are parametriclly produced (coded on math not image) and each item is on a named layer. Also, I up load all of the flags each update. these are the most up-to-date versions of the files.
As per our admin's:
"Just a note for people installing. The "correct" place for 3rd party and optional gadgets is the Vectric Files/Gadgets folder in Public Documents. The Application Data folder is really meant for Vectric gadgets that come with the software and you can lose what you put in there when you uninstall versions etc. As it's a hidden folder many people don't backup it. If you use the Public Documents folder it's easier to backup and there isn't a chance of it being removed when uninstalling etc."
On the Union Jack flag...
The diagonal red cross, representing St. Patrick's Cross of Ireland, should not have flat spots at the center. The stripes have sharp points, as the entire flag does. The points shouldn't be cropped off to a flat.
There are several guides on the correct scale and dimensions of the Union Jack Flag.
Correct dimensions.
This was drawn mathematically, using the correct dimensions.
I have the file saved since I've done these for some friends in the UK.
They are quite specific about their flag, as many Americans are.