Cutting handwritten fonts?

[rudeez]

Might be the wrong forum but i'll try this one.
Im having some issues when it comes to cutting handwritten fonts.
If i just make a quick example, let's say i wanna make the text "my name is jimmie" in a standard handwritten font. Im mainly using coredraw x3 for all my work. If i turn on to view the wireframe, the end of every letters kinda crossing eachother wich means that if i cut it, the plotter will cut all the letters apart instead of cutting the letters word by word like a normal font.
Tried exporting as diffrent filetypes but same with both eps and AI.
And all handwritten fonts are made like this. there must be a easy solution for this.
Using a Summa T750 along with SigncutX2 and a gerber edge2/envision plotter.


EDIT: Added some pics to show what I mean.

 

[Service Sign Co]

You need to weld the type. I made a shortcut key "w" in the options

 

[Jillbeans]

You gotta weld it, then node edit it.
Love....Jill

 

[Bigdawg]

I moved this over to the Corel forum for ya'

 

[Mike Paul]

Adjust your kerning then weld.

 

[Ken Sankey]

For wimpy thin scripts, once it is welded, add an outline to "beef it up", will also make weeding easier and a more pleasing script.

 

[TheSnowman]

Adjust your kerning then weld.

Yea, was gonna recommend this as well. It will give it a little more flow, and you won't see where they "joined".

 

[dclet]

this may help may not