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| * Open Illustrator
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| * Open your file
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| * If you have text, make sure you have made them into outlines
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| [[File:Ai-text.png]]
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| [[File:Ai-text-outlines.png]]
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| * Place your Sheet or Roll in the plotter
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| [[File:Plotter-roll.png]]
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| [[File:Plotter-sheet.png]]
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| * Select the media type on the display
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| [[File:Plotter-roll-media.png]]
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| [[File:Plotter-sheet-media.png]]
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| * The plotter will show you the width of the roll. Verify that your graphic in Illustrator is not bigger than the plot area
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| [[File:Plotter-size.png]]
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| * Open the CutStudioPlugin. Window>Extensions>CutStudioPlugin
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| * Depending on the setting, you may have to select everything in your graphic you want to plot
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| * The preview box will show you what will be plot
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| [[File:Cutstudio-preview.png]]
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| * When you're ready, click the button with the plotter graphic
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| [[File:Cutstudio-plotbutton.png]]
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| * If the plotter is detected, click ''"Cut"''
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| [[File:Cutstudio-plotscreen.png]]
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