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im new to corel and roland sp300 print and cut and have not got a clue help

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alex south Posted: Sat, Jan 2 2010 17:40

Hi im new to corel draw x4 and have not got a clue how to use it i also have just bought a second hand roland sp300 print and cut which i also have not got a clue how to use .

i have bought corel x4 and a roland x4 for my t-shirt printing buisness to give me more opertunities

i would like to do light and dark t-shirt transfer and t-shirt vinyl with corel x4  and roland print and cut, up and till now i was just using an espon inkjet printer and cuting round transfer with transfer a graphtec robo craft in the robo craft software i also cut vinyl tranfsers with my robo craft

all help would be much appreciated

i have tried printing and cutting an image it prints fine but i can get it to cut round it

alex south

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Cutting usually requires an out;ine spot color to be assigned CutContour which is a custom spot color.

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skegness
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hi

many thanks for your reply

when i tried this around one of my images and cut and outine around image  it did not just cut round the out side of the image it cut every part out it was a picture of a camper van and it cut round the out side then cut the door handles head light the lot what is it im doing wrong is it something i need to do to the artwork first  

regards

alex south

 

You only use that CutContour outline where you want it to cut. I am guessing you clicked on a grouped object and assigned the whole thing an outline.

I haven't used VersaWorks in a long time, but with cutting enabled, as soon as you import your file you will see a moving dotted outline everywhere it will cut. This should warn you prior to printing and/or cutting of potential problems.

I have assigned my CutContour to a color that I never use and shows up well so I can see it in corel.

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skegness
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Jester:

You only use that CutContour outline where you want it to cut. I am guessing you clicked on a grouped object and assigned the whole thing an outline.

I haven't used VersaWorks in a long time, but with cutting enabled, as soon as you import your file you will see a moving dotted outline everywhere it will cut. This should warn you prior to printing and/or cutting of potential problems.

I have assigned my CutContour to a color that I never use and shows up well so I can see it in corel.

hi Jester

i really appreciate your time

i am new to corel draw x4 so basically have not got a clue i know how to assign a CutContour so will change it to something i am unlikely to use

but what i dont know how to do in corel x4 is add the cutcontour to the outside and not the whole thing could you help me with this , basically im new at corel never been on a course or done anything at college , just good at art know what i want to do but dont know how to get corel and roland to do what i want

regards

alex south 

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skegness
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i have managed to do it thanks so much spotcolor sorted

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