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First off, thanks to all who share their wealth of knowledge. I've been helped many times without having to post, just a little searching.
Unfortunately, I was unable to find an answer to the following issue at hand. When I save my work as a plt, import into the infamous Artcut software, the nodes in the text are very prominent and minimal. Any letter with a curve, like S, looks very boxy. Not very smooth at all.
Should I be converting text to artistic within corel x3? Then exporting? Any help would be appreciated.
converting your text to curves in corel may help - i'm not familiar with artcut, so i don't know where the problem is. but you can also just cut from corel if there are printer drivers available for your plotter.
First off, thanks to all who share their wealth of knowledge. I've been helped many times without having to post, just a little searching.
Unfortunately, I was unable to find an answer to the following issue at hand. When I save my work as a plt, import into the infamous Artcut software, the nodes in the text are very prominent and minimal. Any letter with a curve, like S, looks very boxy. Not very smooth at all.
Should I be converting text to artistic within corel x3? Then exporting? Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks again.
Murph
Hi
you should have gotten a program called WL curve your suppose to save it in there then send to plotter.You can visit asc365 they sell the plotters with artcut. I've even called them a time or two and WEI has always been very helpful.Please let me know if there is away to cut straight from coreldraw that would be fantastic.
Cutting Text 
