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■ Creating Cutting Data

You can either create original data in CanvasWorkspace or

import data, then edit it. For this example, we will create data

by editing the pre-installed sample pattern.

Select

(Roll Feeder) in the object panel, and then drag

the pattern into the drawing area.

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• Adjust the pattern so that it fits within the red box. For

details, see "Creating Data" on page 4.

• A pattern can also be positioned in the drawing area by

clicking the pattern.

• Data created with the machine, for example, scanned data

or built-in patterns, can also be used with the roll feeder.

After importing the data into CanvasWorkspace, select

[Rolled Material] under [Artboard Size], and then export it

as an FCM file.

Edit the sample pattern.

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• For details on editing in CanvasWorkspace, select [Online

Video Tutorials...] from the [Help] menu.

• By adding a margin at the beginning of the data, multiple

copies can be continuously cut out with a certain amount

of space between them.

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After creating the cutting data, export it or transfer it to the

cutting machine. For details on exporting data to a computer

or USB flash drive as an FCM file (which can be retrieved on

a cutting machine), see "Exporting Data as FCM File" on

page 7.

For details on transferring the data to the machine, see

"Sending Data to the Machine" on page 8.

Weeding Box Function

Weeding is the process of removing the unnecessary parts

around a cut pattern to leave the desired parts on the backing

paper or backing film.

By using the Weeding Box function, a box (weeding box) can

be cut around the pattern, making it easier to peel off

unnecessary parts.

For this example, we will use patterns included with the

application.

a Weeding box

The following shows the difference between weeding with and

without a weeding box.

Without a weeding box

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With a weeding box

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When peeling off large

unnecessary parts, they stick to

each other or to the desired parts,

making weeding difficult.

Cutting a weeding box breaks up

unnecessary parts into smaller

parts, making weeding easier.