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co-cut question

Discussion in 'Corel' started by jrod3780, Aug 9, 2003.

  1. Aug 9, 2003 #1
    jrod3780

    jrod3780 New Member

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    when i go to cut using corel/co-cut, it limits the length i can go, i think its like 2000mm or somethin like that, is that my plotter doin that or the software?im tryin to make some side graphics for cars and i can only go like 79" long...can anyone help?
     
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  2. Aug 11, 2003 #2
    ChiknNutz

    ChiknNutz Major Contributor

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    What versions are you using (Corel and CoCut)? Don't seem to recall any length limitations in CoCut.
     
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