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Hi All!

I have a slight issue every time I open a image in Coreldraw and cut, A box appears with my cut line around my image even though my image has no background.
Please help as I do not know where to go from here, I have attached a image below.

Thank You

image has no background but is still raster image. not a vector.
Only vector images will be able to hold cutlines.
http://vector-conversions.com/vectorizi ... ector.html

How Do I get around this issue as I do not have Vectorworks.

Focus1;120880 wrote:How Do I get around this issue as I do not have Vectorworks.

Another youtube video showing the process of putting cutlines around raster or bitmap images, similar to the link I posted on another of your threads asking the same question!

Did you look at the other one?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HidV_KTM_5w

For my Silver Bullet cutter I do all my vectorising with Vector Magic.

https://vectormagic.com

I use the desktop edition.

Thank You guys, I have figured it out.
My Roland BN20 does not seem to be producing a rich deep Black it has a grey tone how do I get it a Solid black.

Sorry for all the questions I am new to the printing scene

Thanks

That's an issue that I've had - one way around it is to turn your blacks into RGB black, rather than CMYK black. I've not investigated further, which I probably ought to, but this method works perfectly, so I've expended efforts in other directions...

How do I go about changing them to RGB do I do this on Corel when cutting or in Versaworks?
I may start a thread o this topic to see how other people have dealt with this issue.

I'm not a BN-20 owner, but have you not tried removing the background from your image and saving as a transparent PNG instead of a JPG?

Focus1;120898 wrote:Thank You guys, I have figured it out.
My Roland BN20 does not seem to be producing a rich deep Black it has a grey tone how do I get it a Solid black.

Sorry for all the questions I am new to the printing scene

Thanks

Did you pay the dealer to set it up??? If you did then they should have sorted all this out for you, you would be happily printing away by now.