Xpres CX-24 User Manual

ULTRAGRAPHICS
Instruction
Manual
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CONTENTS
Section 1
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Section 2

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Section 3
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Installation & Setup
Setting up the Epson CX6600 Printer
Using CorelDRAW
An introduction to CorelDRAW and its tools Common tasks using CorelDRAW
CorelDRAW's most common tools
Ultragraphics
Roland CX-24 Front Panel Overview Using the Roland CX-24 Setting the Media sizes on the Roland CX-24
Pages 8 to 9
Section 4
Page 10 & 11
Section 5
Page 12
Section 6
Page 13
The Ultragraphics process
Producing cut lines
Using CorelDRAW's Drawing tools & Drawing cut lines
Scanning
Scanning using the Epson CX6600 series printer
Troubleshooting
General troubleshooting
Instructions in this manual refer to Windows XP and CorelDRAW 11 or 12. Other versions may differ.
Setting up the Epson CX6600 printer
XP4052
To get the best results from the Inkjet Dark paper, you will need to change a few settings on the Epson CX6600 driver. In Windows XP, browse to your Printers and Faxes folder, right click on the Epson CX6600 and click on Properties then click Printing Preferences. Follow the instructions below to set up the printer driver.
Click Advanced
Change to Photo Papers and Photo. Change colour mode to Epson Vivid.
Click Save Setting and name it 'Inkjet Dark'
You have now completed the Epson CX6600 setup for Inkjet Dark transfer paper.
Click OK twice to close the Epson CX6600 properties down.
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Introducing CorelDraw
& its tools
CorelDRAW is an extremely powerful program of which you will probably only need to use half of the tools and features of the program. In this section we will introduce you to the tools in CorelDRAW and what they do and also take you through the most common tasks you will need to complete in CorelDRAW. Below is an image of the toolbox in CorelDRAW with explanations of the tools.
Pick Tool
Shaping Tools
Zoom Tools
Drawing Tools
Rectangle Tools
Ellipse Tools
Polygon Tools
Basic Shapes Tool
Text Tool
Interactive Tools
Eyedropper Tools
Outline Tool
Fill Tool
Interactive Fill Tool
Each of the tools shown here except the Pick tool and the Text tool have extra tools hidden in what are called flyout menu's, to access a fly out menu hold the left mouse button down on the corresponding button and the menu will pop out allowing you access to the extra tools. Each of the flyout menus are shown below giving you a breakdown of where all the tools are stored, on the next page we will go over the most common tools and their functions.
Shaping Tools
In order: Shape Tool, Knife Tool, Eraser Tool, Smudge Brush, Roughen Brush, Free Transform Tool
Zoom Tools
In order: Zoom Tool, Pan Tool
Drawing Tools
In order: Freehand tool, Bezier Tool, Artistic Media Tool, Pen Tool, Polyline Tool, 3 Point Curve, Interactive Connector, Dimension Tool
Rectangle Tools
In order: Rectangle Tool, 3 Point Rectangle
Interactive Tools Eyedropper Tools Outline Tool
In order: Blend Tool, Contour Tool, Distortion Tool, Envelope Tool Extrude Tool, Shadow Tool, Transparency Tool
In order: Interactive Fill, Mesh Fill
Ellipse Tools
In order: Ellipse Tool, 3 Point Ellipse Tool
In order: Eyedropper Tool, Paintbucket Tool
Fill ToolInteractive Fill Tools
In order: Fill Tool, Fountain Fill, Pattern Fill, Texture Fill, Postscript Fill, No Fill, Colour Docker Window
Polygon Tools
In order: Polygon Tool, Graph Paper Tool, Spiral Tool
Basic Shapes Tools
In order: Basic Shapes Tool, Arrow Shapes Tool, Flowchart Shapes, Star Shapes, Callout Shapes
In order: Outline Pen Tool, Outline Colour Tool, No outline, Various widths of line, Colour Docker Window
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Common CorelDRAW
Tasks
Grouping & Ungrouping
CorelDRAW allows objects to be grouped with other objects this means that when one object is moved or resized and other objects grouped with it will also have the same action applied to them. To group objects, use the pick tool to select the objects and either go to your arrange menu, then select "Group" or click on the button in the menu bar labelled "Group", to Ungroup do the same action but select the "Ungroup" option.
Duplicating an Object
To duplicate any object onscreen, select the object and press Ctrl + D to duplicate or click on the Arrange menu and select Transformations then position.
Notes
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