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CutArts can be applied to your current design and edited, such as resizing and rotating.

They can be Cut, Debossed, Penned or cut on Vinyl.

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title LetterMat Definition
The LetterMat™ fonts are specialized fonts designed specifically for the Wizard FrameShop software. Single Line Fonts: The letters are formed with Single Lines, not drawn as the outlines of shapes. Single line fonts can only be Debossed or drawn with the Pen. Outline Fonts: The Outline fonts display the shapes of the letters as outlines with only a slight distinction between the thin and thick strokes. These fonts can be Debossed, Penned or Cut. Image Removed See: Add Font Function See: LetterMat Properties

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title TTF Definition
The True Type Font (TTF) is an additional source of fonts, separate from LetterMats, that can be loaded into Designer to Cut, Deboss, or Pen. The True Type Font (TTF) format was created to work between both Apple (Mac) and Microsoft (Windows) and could be deciphered by most printers by default. The TTFs contain the mathematical outlines of each character in the font. The True Type Fonts are located in the /Windows/Fonts directory. Note: TTFs have not been tested by Wizard and results may vary. Feel free to experiment. Image RemovedImage Removed See: Add Font Function See: TTF Properties

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title Deboss Definition
The Deboss cartridge stylus presses onto the surface of the matboard to create a subtle design. There are three Deboss stylus sizes: Wide, Medium, Thin. In addition to Template Shapes, you can also Deboss CutArts, LetterMats and TTFs. Image RemovedImage Removed See: Add Deboss Opening Function See: Deboss Configurations See: Deboss Thin Definition See: Deboss Medium Definition See: Deboss Wide Definition

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title Pen Definition
The Pen Cartridge is used to draw onto the surface of the matboard on the CMC to create a design. You can Pen Designs, CutArts, LetterMats and TTFs. Image RemovedImage Removed See: Pen Cartridge Configurations

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See: Crease Cartridge Configurations

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Click on the Ruler around the design and drag toward the center to place a Guide.

Select the Guide and click Properties to edit the position or drag it where desired.

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Click the checkbox for Add at Bottom. Enter 1.5" for the Distance From Bottom field and click OK.

A Guide is a Red line marker which can direct the motion or positioning of objects.

Click on the Ruler around the design and drag toward the center to place a Guide.

Select the Guide and click Properties to edit the position or drag it where desired.

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A Guide is placed at the Bottom of the design.

A Guide is a Red line marker which can direct the motion or positioning of objects.

Click on the Ruler around the design and drag toward the center to place a Guide.

Select the Guide and click Properties to edit the position or drag it where desired.

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Info Now we'll use the same steps to place a second Guide that we can use to align the CutArt. Right-Click on the opening and select New Guide From Other. Click the checkbox for Add at Bottom. Enter 1" for the Distance From Bottom field and click OK.

A Guide is a Red line marker which can direct the motion or positioning of objects.

Click on the Ruler around the design and drag toward the center to place a Guide.

Select the Guide and click Properties to edit the position or drag it where desired.

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The second Guide is placed.

A Guide is a Red line marker which can direct the motion or positioning of objects.

Click on the Ruler around the design and drag toward the center to place a Guide.

Select the Guide and click Properties to edit the position or drag it where desired.

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title V-Groove Definition
The Normal Bevel Closed V-Groove involves two symmetrical cuts: one in the matboard and a corresponding cut in the fallout, both forming a mirrored arrangement. The matboard is sliced halfway through the thickness and the core is visible from the front. First Cut: Cuts the Interior cut into the Fallout Clockwise. Second Cut: Cuts the Exterior cut into the Matboard Counter-Clockwise. Select V-Groove from the Current Bevel Type dropdown control to edit this configuration. Image RemovedImage Removed See: 45 Degree Closed V-Groove Configurations See: 45 Degree Plus Closed V-Groove Configurations See: 45 Front Closed V-Groove Configurations See: 52 Degree Closed V-Groove Configurations

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Info The V-Groove is placed. Click on the V-Groove to resize it.

The Normal Bevel Closed V-Groove involves two symmetrical cuts: one in the matboard and a corresponding cut in the fallout, both forming a mirrored arrangement. The matboard is sliced halfway through the thickness and the core is visible from the front.

First Cut: Cuts the Interior cut into the Fallout Clockwise.

Second Cut: Cuts the Exterior cut into the Matboard Counter-Clockwise.

Select V-Groove from the Current Bevel Type dropdown control to edit this configuration.

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See: 45 Degree Closed V-Groove Configurations

See: 45 Degree Plus Closed V-Groove Configurations

See: 45 Front Closed V-Groove Configurations

See: 52 Degree Closed V-Groove Configurations

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Pull down the Bottom of the V-Groove and let it snap to the bottom Horizontal Guideline that we placed. Make sure you are pulling the bottom of the V-Groove down and not just moving it. Release the mouse

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title V-Groove Definition
The Normal Bevel Closed V-Groove involves two symmetrical cuts: one in the matboard and a corresponding cut in the fallout, both forming a mirrored arrangement. The matboard is sliced halfway through the thickness and the core is visible from the front. First Cut: Cuts the Interior cut into the Fallout Clockwise. Second Cut: Cuts the Exterior cut into the Matboard Counter-Clockwise. Select V-Groove from the Current Bevel Type dropdown control to edit this configuration. Image RemovedImage Removed See: 45 Degree Closed V-Groove Configurations See: 45 Degree Plus Closed V-Groove Configurations See: 45 Front Closed V-Groove Configurations See: 52 Degree Closed V-Groove Configurations

A Guide is a Red line marker which can direct the motion or positioning of objects.

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CutArts can be applied to your current design and edited, such as resizing and rotating.

They can be Cut, Debossed, Penned or cut on Vinyl.

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Navigate to the desired location. Click on the desired CutArt and click Select.

CutArt™ are simple shapes and design elements created by Wizard that can be added to designs.

CutArts can be applied to your current design and edited, such as resizing and rotating.

They can be Cut, Debossed, Penned or cut on Vinyl.

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Click on the Ruler around the design and drag toward the center to place a Guide.

Select the Guide and click Properties to edit the position or drag it where desired.

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The CutArt is placed. Move the CutArt down to the Top Guide we placed and Center it Horizontally. You may need to Zoom In to make the placement easier.

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title CutArt Definition
CutArt™ are simple shapes and design elements created by Wizard that can be added to designs. CutArts can be applied to your current design and edited, such as resizing and rotating. They can be Cut, Debossed, Penned or cut on Vinyl. Image Removed See: Add CutArt Function

A Guide is a Red line marker which can direct the motion or positioning of objects.

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Tracing the Design provides the Bevel Type and other necessary information to the Vector design in order to either Cut or apply with a Non-Blade Tool on the CMC.

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Tracing the Design provides the Bevel Type and other necessary information to the Vector design in order to either Cut or apply with a Non-Blade Tool on the CMC.

The Set Bevels Tab in Trace contains the tools needed to Trace the design.

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Click the 45° Bevel Set button to trace it. It will turn Blue. Info We're going to Retrace the CutArt and the other opening onto a different Layer which will move them from this Layer

Tracing the Design provides the Bevel Type and other necessary information to the Vector design in order to either Cut or apply with a Non-Blade Tool on the CMC.

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Click the CutArt to select it. Click the Cartridge Type desired, such as the Penor Deboss Setbutton.  Info The CutArt will turn the color of the selected Cartridge

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title Cartridge Definition
A Cartridge is the physical component that holds the Blade, Deboss Stylus, Pen or other application tool. Image Removed

The Set Bevels Tab in Trace contains the tools needed to Trace the design.

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Click on the Middle Mayer object. Click the 45° Bevel Set button to Trace it. It will turn Blue

Tracing the Design provides the Bevel Type and other necessary information to the Vector design in order to either Cut or apply with a Non-Blade Tool on the CMC.

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Click on the Bottom Layer object. Click on the 45° Bevel Set button to Trace it. It will turn Blue

The Set Bevels Tab in Trace contains the tools needed to Trace the design.

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You can click on each layer on the Layer List and make sure everything is Traced onto the correct layer.

Tracing the Design provides the Bevel Type and other necessary information to the Vector design in order to either Cut or apply with a Non-Blade Tool on the CMC.

The Set Bevels Tab in Trace contains the tools needed to Trace the design.

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title Bevel Type Definition
The Bevel Type refers to the angle at which the blade cuts the surface of the matboard when it deviates from the 90° right angle cut. Image Removed

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