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Chapter 2
Fully Utilizing the Ma-
chine
Cutting / Printing & Cutting...........................................................28
Adjusting cutting ........................................................................28
Accurately Adjusting the Cutting-in Amount...............................30
Adjusting printing & cutting ........................................................31
Creating Data for Cutting / Printing & Cutting ............................32
Cautionary note on making output with cutting .........................34
Performing Printing and Cutting Separately.................................35
To Perform Printing and Cutting Separately ..............................35
Printing with Crop Marks ...........................................................35
Aligning Automatically and Cutting ............................................37
Crop Cut Adjustment .................................................................39
Using Metallic Silver Ink ...............................................................40
Characteristics of Metallic Siver Ink and Important Notes .........40
Creation of Print Data Using Metallic Color (R-Works) ..............41
Creation of Print Data Using Metallic Color (General Application
for Drawing) ...............................................................................43
Blend Print and Layered Print....................................................45
Blend Print (Metallic Silver + CMYK) .........................................45
Layered Print (Metallic Silver  CMYK) ..................................50
Layered Print (CMYK Metallic Silver) ...................................55
Printing a Metallic Color Chart (R-Works) .................................60
Utility : Other Function .................................................................62
Performing Various Adjustments Through a Sequence of Opera-
tions ...........................................................................................62
Setting of Dry Time ....................................................................63
Resetting All Adjustments to Factory Default Values .................66
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