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Landscape Mode Option ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 188
Portrait Mode Option ............................................................................................................................................................................................... 190
9.04 PNC PROCEDURE PART 2: ALIGNING AND CALIBRATING ................................................................................................................... 193
Aligning the Test Pen with the Registration Marks.................................................................................................................................................. 193
9.05 PRINT AND CUT TIPS ...................................................................................................................................................................... 195
9.06 PRINT AND CUT SCENARIOS ............................................................................................................................................................ 196
9.06.1 Cutting Multiple PNC Images on the Same Page ........................................................................................................................................ 196
9.06.2 PNC With a Contour Shape Larger Than the Printed Image ....................................................................................................................... 196
9.06.3 PNC With a Contour Shape Smaller Than the Printed Image ..................................................................................................................... 197
9.06.4 PNC With a Contour Shape Overlapping the Printed Image ....................................................................................................................... 199
9.06.5 PNC with an Inset Cut Line .......................................................................................................................................................................... 200
9.07 PRINT AND CUT WITHOUT PRINTING FROM MTC ............................................................................................................................... 202
9.07.1 Printing from another Program ..................................................................................................................................................................... 202
9.07.2 PNC Applications with Existing Images ....................................................................................................................................................... 203
10. APPLICATIONS ................................................................................................................................................................................. 204

10.01 CARDSTOCK AND PAPER ............................................................................................................................................................... 204
Selecting Cardstock ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 204
Settings ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 204
Troubleshooting ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 204
10.02 CHIPBOARD .................................................................................................................................................................................. 205
Selecting Chipboard ................................................................................................................................................................................................ 205
Settings ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 205
Troubleshooting ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 205
10.03 VINYL .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 206
Types of Vinyl .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 206
Settings ................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 206
Applying Vinyl .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 207
10.04 FABRIC AND FELT ......................................................................................................................................................................... 207
10.05 IRON-ON TRANSFER ..................................................................................................................................................................... 208
Types of Iron-On Transfer ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 208
Cutting Iron-On ........................................................................................................................................................................................................ 208
Adhering Iron-On ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 208
10.06 RHINESTONE TEMPLATES ............................................................................................................................................................. 209
Designing Rhinestone Patterns ............................................................................................................................................................................... 209
Cutting Rhinestone Template Material .................................................................................................................................................................... 209
Weeding and Brushing in Rhinestones ................................................................................................................................................................... 210
Heat Pressing Rhinestones ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 210
Extra tips on Rhinestone Applications ..................................................................................................................................................................... 211
10.07 DRAWING WITH A PEN ................................................................................................................................................................... 211
10.08 EMBOSSING AND SCORING ............................................................................................................................................................ 211
10.09 ENGRAVING ................................................................................................................................................................................. 213
10.10 USING THE PUNCH TOOL .............................................................................................................................................................. 213
10.11 CAKE DECORATING ...................................................................................................................................................................... 214
10.12 ADDITIONAL APPLICATIONS ........................................................................................................................................................... 214
Wood ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 214
APPENDIX A KEY BOARD SHORTCUTS ............................................................................................................................................. 216
APPENDIX B TROUBLESHOOTING ....................................................................................................................................................... 221
COMMUNICATION ISSUES ........................................................................................................................................................................ 221
OPERATING ISSUES ................................................................................................................................................................................ 222
CUTTING/DRAWING ISSUES ..................................................................................................................................................................... 222
SOFTWARE ISSUES ................................................................................................................................................................................. 224

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ......................................................................................................................................................................... 228

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