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1. Also the telephone number and fax number of Trucut Technology Ltd are displayed Click OK to close the window 30 C Admin Manuals Usr_man lwp 16 12 2002 4 38PM Trucut Technology Ltd Miscellaneous Features This section of the manual deals with various features of the Trucut Alpha which have not been detailed in the previous chapters 1 Save Data Data may be stored as a single mat or as a full sheet layout To save_a single mat produce on screen the mat required then click on the Save File icon The Save Mat window will appear showing existing mat files The File Name box is live and already shows mat Type in the name you wish to give the mat and mat will automatically be added Click OK The Save Mat File window disappears and the file name is displayed above the size details of the first window where previously it said Untitled Mat The Mat File Directory is located in C trucut mat as listed on Page 19 and this will be displayed before the mat name It is more normal however to wish to save a full sheet of data as an automatically filled sheet To do this produce an Automatically fill with Mat sheet as described on Page 16 Click on the Save File icon anhe Save Mat File window appears The reason for this is that in order to save a sheet or lay as it is known in this context the individual mat must first be saved Therefore follow the same instructions for saving a mat that is to type in the name of the mat and2. Trucut Mount Cutting Table Control Software User Manual GUI V6 xx DLL V4 xx 2002 Trucut Technology Ltd Table of Contents 2 Installation onto Windows 95 4 Installation onto Windows 3 1 6 Start up procedure 7 Icons amp Pull down menus 9 Use of Machine 9 Rectangular mat with a rectangular opening 9 Rectangular mat with a non rectangular opening 11 Rectangular mat with designed corners 11 Add a V groove 12 Nested Mats 13 Mixed opening mats 15 Sheet Details 15 Single Mat 15 Rectangular Array of Mat 16 Automatically fill with Mat 16 Mixed Mats 17 Cut Menu 19 Set up 21 Machine 23 Speed 23 Delta 23 Tool 24 Tangential 25 Line Extensions 27 Arc Extensions 28 Polyline Extensions 30 Help 31 Miscellaneous Features 31 Save Data 32 Load Data 33 Catalog 33 Full Screen Display 34 Manual Control Box 34 Random Stop 35 Change Blades 36 Relative 38 Rectangular Array Mat 39 User Design 40 Create your own odf 43 Languages C Admin Manuals Usr_man lwp 16 12 2002 4 38PM Trucut Technology Ltd Installation onto Windows 95 The program is supplied on a single 3 disk containing the Trucut folder and initialization file TRUCUT Directory TRUCUT INI Initialisation file Instalation is carried out Switch on the computer and wait until Windows 95 has started up Click on Start Click on Programs at top of column Click on Windows Explor
3. tab This now appears in the centre of the 450 x 550 mat coloured red to signify a bevel cut Click on the word Next The red rectangle goes dull to show it is not live and Opening 2 appears and Rectangular is live in the selection box Tab and Opening Width is live Type in a size which is the outside size of the smallest mat you require e g 200 tab and the height e g 220 tab Now a second larger rectangle appears on the screen coloured red However this is the outside of the mat and is required to be cut with the vertical blade Lower down the screen is a Blade Type box and the word Bevel is showing Click on the word Bevel and a selection box appears which lists the types of cut available Click on the word Vertical which is now showing in the Blade Type box The Opening 2 rectangle has now changed colour to blue to signify a vertical cut Click the Next button and Opening 3 appears tab and enter a width size e g 350 tab and enter a height size e g 450 tab This has now produced a nested mat with one 12 C Admin Manuals Usr_man lwp 16 12 2002 4 38PM Trucut Technology Ltd mat coming from the fallout of the larger mat Experiment for yourself with various sizes trying to get two or even three mats from the fallout of a larger mat 6 Mixed opening mats This is where a mat has several openings maybe all differently shaped set at various positions throughout the mat Following is an example of mixe
4. then click on the word Locked which will remove the FF ind X or Y can be scaled independently Clicking on the word Locked again will restore the and the scale set in the X box will be restored to both X and Y if Y had been different As we do not wish to rotate the candles click the OK button to return to the first window Set the position of the candles at 25 Left and 50 Btm Click Next Click Rectangular Click User Design Click More Click Browse Use l to find Squiggl2 odf click on it click OK The scale of this image is all right but as we are going to position it in the top left corner we first need to rotate it through 180 Click on 180 click OK Set the position to 25 Left 25 Top Click on Next Follow the same instructions as above to bring Squigg12 odf onto the screen again This time rotate it through 90 click OK and position it 25 Right and 25 Top As with other examples practice with your own sizes and odf files 39 C Admin Manuals Usr_man lwp 16 12 2002 4 38PM Trucut Technology Ltd 11 Create your own odf This can be quite difficult and needs careful planning before starting Begin with a fairly simple design and draw it out preferably on a sheet of graph paper All the start and end points of each line must be noted plus the centre point of a radius and entered into the computer using the following format Path Cut Start X Start Y End X End Y Centre X Centre Y The first of these Path
5. On any of these designs a V groove can be added With the program on its first window and the current design displayed click on the V groove button Tab twice until the Offset 1 is live Type in a size e g 10 then press tab There is opportunity to make three V grooves however we will just show one In Shape to Follow click on the selection box Three choices are available Current shape 11 C Admin Manuals Usr_man lwp 16 12 2002 4 38PM Trucut Technology Ltd Rectangular Elliptical Click in turn on each one and notice that the V groove shown by a bright blue line will change its shape as requested When satisfied with the V groove click OK to return to the first window 5 Nested Mats This is where a smaller mat can be taken from the fallout of a large mat On occasions three or even four mats can be produced in this way The method is to begin with the outside dimensions of the largest mat then progress from the smallest opening increasing in size up to the bevel cut of the largest mat Following is an example of a nested mat Click on the new icon If the program asks Save Current Mat Design First answer No The Mat width box is live type in a size e g 450 tab and then type in the mat height 550 tab and the outer mat appears coloured blue to signify a vertical cut Opening 1 width is now live Type in a size which is the opening of the smallest mat you require e g 100 tab and a height e g 120
6. Produce a rectangular mat with designed corners 10 C Admin Manuals Usr_man lwp 16 12 2002 4 38PM Trucut Technology Ltd It is not essential to use the openings contained in the Aperture Catalogue display pages but you can mix and match the corner designs provided to produce your own design of opening Firstly start with the mat used in the previous example ie width 250 height 350 opening width 150 height 250 and the opening to be a plain rectangle Click on the word More to open the Corner Design box Click on the word Style and a Corner Catalogue appears with the headings Angled Rounded Stepped Eliptical Fancy In each page is a choice of corner designs Click on the one you want and enter in the sizes you want in the X and Y boxes note that X is left to right and Y is up and down To apply this corner to your opening in the top of the screen a graphic shows each corner and in the middle is the word All Click All if you wish to apply the corner design to all corners or choose one or more individual corners for the design As an example if a particular design is applied to the top left and top right corners click on Style and another design can be made in the same way and applied to one or both of the remaining corners Click OK to confirm when the opening is designed to your satisfaction 4 Add a V groove So far we have produced three different openings a Plain rectangular b Elliptical c Designed corners
7. at the start finish point of a polyline scanned opening 20 C Admin Manuals Usr_man lwp 16 12 2002 4 38PM Trucut Technology Ltd Initialise Machine on Start up will cause this question to be asked each time the programme is started It is recommended that this tick is always present on a programme that is linked to a Trucut machine However if the programme is being used on a PC which is not linked to a Trucut machine then the tick should be turned off Click on Set Up and the list mentioned previously will appear Of these we will deal with each of the following in turn Machine Speed Delta Tool Tangential Line extensions Arc Extensions Polyline Extensions 1 Machine Click on Machine and a Set up Machine window is displayed The Axis Scale box allows you to choose the following O inch O mm O cm Point the arrow into the circle of your choice and click Note that the one chosen has a black dot in the circle As the change is made for example from millimetres to inches all the other sizes in the Set up menus listed above will change immediately When the correct measurement scale has been chosen to make it permanent firstly click OK then click on the Set up menu then click on Save Machine File This commits the choice to disk memory 21 C Admin Manuals Usr_man lwp 16 12 2002 4 38PM Trucut Technology Ltd Click on Set up Click on Machine The other settings on the Set up Machine page are explaine
8. click Save Machine File to commit to disk memory 3 Delta Only applies to Delta machine which is not yet issued This file remains dimmed out unless Delta is chosen in Machine Type 4 Tool Click on Set up Click on Tool and Tool Calibration window is displayed and shows the following typical details Bevel Sizing Offset 0 7 This number is a measurement in millimetres or inches to increase the size of the opening to the correct dimension For thick mat board this measurement may be increased and reduced for thinner board Reverse Sizing Offset 0 Usually is set at 0 but is available if required to set the correct dimension of opening if the mat has been cut Reverse i e with the face side of the mat board down The number is a measurement in millimetres or inches 23 C Admin Manuals Usr_man lwp 16 12 2002 4 38PM Trucut Technology Ltd V Groove Offset 0 04 A measurement in millimetres or inches which will set the width of V groove If this size is too large then the V groove fallout will not release Cicle Overrun 20 A measurement in millimetres or inches stating the length the blade will cut past its start point on a circle or ellipse Head Lift Min Move 2 A measurement in millimetres or inches to state the dimension of movement before the head will lift after the blade has lifted Double cut ellipses if the tick is present in the box then when cutting a circle or ellipse the blade will circulate tw
9. followed Bevel Cut turn Left Whenever a Bevel Cut turn Left corner is to be made the blade will lift the head turn the blade re enter and the cut continue However with a left turn corner a large dimension of overcut is required both at the Start and at the End of the cut to cut into the waste centre to overcut the bevel and allow the centre to fall out For this reason we recommend a number of up to 2mm to be inserted both at the Start and End of this cut Reverse Cut turn Left Not yet avaliable See Reverse Cut turn Right above V Groove turn Left Not yet available See V Groove Cut turn Right above Vertical Cut turn Left 28 C Admin Manuals Usr_man lwp 16 12 2002 4 38PM Trucut Technology Ltd Openings may be cut using the vertical head if this is required The method is the same as with Bevel Cut turn Left above and the same instructions can be followed Click OK to close the Polylines Extensions window If any changes have been made to the existing details click Set up click Save Machine File to commit to disk memory Click Set up and the menu appears as we have seen previously Now we will consider the five bottom lines Load Machine File Save Machine File Save Machine File As Start up File Start up Directories Click on Start up File As noted earlier see page 20 the Start up Machine file is Machine mcs This means that at switch on the file Machine mcs is automatically loaded and is the l
10. outside size of the mat is unaffected by this entry but the inner opening reveals the size e g 5 mm on each edge To test this produce a mat with multiple or designed corners or both Cut it out with Offset double set at 0 Replace the mat board sheet and this time set the Offset double to 5 Repeat the cut and examine the results Zone Fixed and Left Neither of these are live in this usage of the program and should be ignored The Exit button reverts back to the previous window The Cut button is the signal for the machine to commence cutting one click on the Cut button and mat cutting starts always ensure that the cutting area is clear and no one is standing near or leaning on the machine when the Cut button is clicked 18 C Admin Manuals Usr_man lwp 16 12 2002 4 38PM Trucut Technology Ltd Set up Earlier in this booklet Icons amp Pull down menus were listed Of the menus the most important and most involved is the Set up menu which determines all the working parameters of the Trucut Alpha Click on the words Set up A menu drops down with the following choices Machine Speed Delta Tool Tangential Line extensions Arc extensions Polyline extensions Load Machine File Save Machine File Save Machine File As Start Up File Start Up Directories Firstly check that the bottom choice Start Up Directories is set correctly for your machine Click on Start Up Directories and a list of directories is di
11. Rectangular is live Tab and enter a width e g 120 and height e g 140 tab after each Change the opening from Rectangular to Elliptical as described earlier in Use of Machine section 2 page 10 13 C Admin Manuals Usr_man lwp 16 12 2002 4 38PM Trucut Technology Ltd In this case we will leave Opening 2 in the centre in X direction so click anywhere on the words Centred in Y In the Top size box type in 25 tab Click the Next button Opening 3 Rectangular is live tab and type in width 80 height 100 Click on Centred in X and type 25 in the Left size box tab Click on Centred in Y type 25 in the Top size box Click the Next button Opening 4 Rectangular is live Tab and type in width 300 height 200 Leave it in the centre in X but in Y move the Btm size box to 150 Click the More button and add designed corners e g Rounded corners at 25 radius with 10 step in X and Y to All corners Click OK in the Corner design window Add a V groove which can be rectangular Click on OK in the V groove window Click on Next Opening 5 Rectangular is now live Enter a size of width 180 height 50 and position it at Left 25 Btm 50 Click Next Opening 6 Rectangular is live Enter a size of width 180 height 50 and position it at Right 25 Btm 50 This completes the example of a mixed opening mat 14 C Admin Manuals Usr_man lwp 16 12 2002 4 38PM Trucut Technology Ltd Sheet Details Once the mat has been pr
12. The various settings within this page each control one element which combine to produce a perfect mat with overcutting etc down to the minimum The numbers are all measurements in millimetres or inches Bevel Cut turn Right 25 C Admin Manuals Usr_man lwp 16 12 2002 4 38PM Trucut Technology Ltd This describes a normal cut for a plain rectangular mat The openingis cut in a clockwise direction and so at each corner the blade will turn right The Start of the cut can be extended by increasing the number or reduced by decreasing the number which can also be a negative number Similarly the End of the cut can also be extended or reduced by increasing or decreasing the number This method applies to all the elements of this page and a description of each follows Reverse Cut turn Right This applies to a cut which is made with the mat board face down A turn right cut is made in the inner corner of a stepped corner V Groove turn Right Also known as the outside cut of the V groove it is exactly like a Bevel Cut but the V groove fork is inserted to limit the depth of the cut and prevent it cutting through the mat board Vertical Cut turn Right The vertical blade is used to size the mats after cutting the openings It is usual to allow a small overcut to ensure that the cut mat releases freely Bevel Cut turn Left This applies to a cut which is made with the mat board face up A t urn left cut is made in the inner corne
13. above Click anywhere on the words Rectangular Array of Mat The selection box disappears and Rectangular Array of Mat is displayed in the Type box Double click in the No in X box which becomes live Type in a number e g 3 and tab The display immediately shows three mats in X direction No in Y box is live type in a number e g 2 and tab The display immediately shows three mats in X and two mats in Y 15 C Admin Manuals Usr_man lwp 16 12 2002 4 38PM Trucut Technology Ltd The numeric display shows the numbers in X and Y and the Total Mats on Sheet Above this displayed in dull type is the total size of sheet required to cut these mats Note that no limit is placed on the numbers you may input For example enter a mat 300 x 400 opening 200 x 300 Click on Sheet choose Rectangular Array of Mat and enter 10 in X and 10 in Y This will display on the screen and a sheet size of 3040 x 4040 is required However the Trucut Alpha machine will not allow an attempt to cut a sheet this size 3 Automatically fill with Mat Reveal the selection box as described earlier and click anywhere on Automatically fill with Mat The type box displays Automatically fill with Mat Double click on the Width box which becomes live Type in the width of your sheet e g 1120 and tab then Height box becomes live Type in the height of your sheet e g 816 and tab The display shows the sheet as a Yellow outline with the mats set out as economically
14. as possible 4 Mixed Mats As previously reveal the selection box and click on Mixed Mats This process is fairly involved and requires practice It is recommended not to use this option until you are well acquainted with the rest of the program Prior to using Mixed Mats a number of different single mats are produced each one being committed to memory for use later Having chosen Mixed Mats the lower half of the window is live Click on Browse and a list of the mats in memory is displayed Click on a chosen mat Click OK The mat is now displayed Note that in the numeric display Mat 1 and the File name are displayed Click on to go to Mat 2 Click on Browse and choose another or the same mat file Click OK This will be displayed on top of Mat 1 Double click in the Left X box which becomes live and type in a size e g 200 mm tab Mat 2 moves to a new position Type in positions in the Left X box and Btm Y box until Mat 3 and repeat this procedure as many times as are necessary to fill a sheet Note that when rpm is clicked the size of sheet required is displayed in the Width and Height box 16 C Admin Manuals Usr_man lwp 16 12 2002 4 38PM Trucut Technology Ltd Cut Menu Having formed the Sheet or Mat that we require to cut we now move on to the Cut Menu Click on the Cut Menu or Cut button at the bottom of the Untitled Sheet window This takes us into the Cut Sheet window This window is divided into f
15. chine is a Trucut Elan this line will be coloured red to signify a bevelled cut as there is not a vertical cut on an Elan Press tab The Opening Width box is now live Type in a number e g 150 and press tab The Opening Height box is now live Type in a number e g 250 tab and the opening is displayed coloured red to signify a bevelled cut 2 Produce a rectangular mat with a non rectangular opening Having produced the mat as described above and with the display showing click on the arrow sl next to the word Rectangular An Aperture Catalogue displav page opens giving nine choices of openings Double click on anv one to produce the opening vou wish to cut Position 1 is the word None Double click on this to produce a mat with no opening C Admin Manuals Usr_man lwp 16 12 2002 4 38PM Trucut Technology Ltd Position 2 is an ellipse Double click on this to produce a mat with an elliptical opening Position 3 shows an animation to symbolise the User Design Choice See page for further details into this type of opening Positions 4 to 9 all show various shapes or corner details Click on page 2 to open another Aperture Catalogue display page with a further nine choices Click on page 3 for further choices in future versions of software more choices may be added In each case double click the opening of your choice and it will appear in the mat the opening width and height having already been set The sizes of the offsets
16. click OK Now however the Save Sheet File window is displayed where the sheet is held in a directory called C trucut lay see Page 19 The same name that you called the mat is now displayed as a choice for you to call the lay If you wish to use the same name just click OK or if you wish a different name then type it in and click OK The screen reverts to show the drawing of the sheet and the title is now displayed in the title bar 31 C Admin Manuals Usr_man lwp 16 12 2002 4 38PM Trucut Technology Ltd 2 Load Data Having saved data in either mat form or lay form it can be recalled as either of these To load mat directly from start up or during use of program ensure that the first window is displayed either directly after Initialise Machine or click on Mat to bring up the first window Click on the Load File icon Ghana the Load Mat File window appears The File Name box is live showing mat Either type in the name of the mat you want or look down the list displayed and click on the name of the mat required Click OK and the chosen mat will appear on the screen To load lay directly from start up or during use of the program again ensure that the first window is displayed and then click on the word Sheet Click on the Load File icon E and the Load Sheet File window appears Either type in the name of the sheet you want or look down the list displayed and click on the name of the sheet required Click OK and the cho
17. complete click on C icon Find Windows in left hand column and click on it Click on A icon Click and hold mouse button on Bil Trucut ini Move the mouse place Trucut ini over the C icon Release the mouse button Answer the question Are you sure Yes Copying will proceed and complete in an instant Click on C icon Click on the word Trucut in left hand column all the files of Trucut are listed in the right hand column Use the down arrow 4 and find the file Trucut exe Double click on Program Manager Main Window shows Close this window double click S minus sign top left Trucut window is displayed File Manager is in the background C Admin Manuals Usr_man lwp 16 12 2002 4 38PM Trucut Technology Ltd Click anywhere on the File Manager window which brings it to the fore with Trucut window in the background Click and hold on Trucut exe and move the mouse Note that the file icon will move place it into the Trucut Window and release the mouse button Close the File Manager window double click the minus top left The Trucut program is now installed At start up the screen will show the Program Manager icon Double click on it and the Trucut window will appear with the Trucut icon Double click the Trucut icon C Admin Manuals Usr_man lwp 16 12 2002 4 38PM Trucut Technology Ltd Start up procedure i e Initialise At start up an Initialise Machine window appears the normal response is to click on OK Th
18. d as follows with typical sizes in millimetres displayed X Head offset 0 Left zero 130 Right zero 0 Axis limit 1400 Park position 0 Left table limit 0 Clamp border 20 Outside shorten 3 Click OK to close the Set up Machine window Y 100 120 950 Altering these numbers will move the opening within the outside cuts Sets the X and Y zero points Only applicable to Beta and Elan machines Typical setting for standard machine prevents sheets being cut which are too big for the machine Sizes inserted here will cause the cutting head to go to that position after initialising Only applicable to Duplex machine Border width Clamp models set to 40 Distance from edge of sheet to begin vertical cut If any changes have been made to the above details click Set up click Save Machine File to commit to disk memory C Admin Manuals Usr_man lwp 16 12 2002 4 38PM 22 Trucut Technology Ltd 2 Speed Click on Set up Click on Speed Set up speed window is displayed and shows the following typical details Head Down Delay 0 3 Time delay in seconds Head Up Delay 0 3 fi Blade Down Delav 0 3 ki Blade Up Delav 0 3 i V Groove Fork Delay 0 05 Cutting Speed 600 Millimetres per second Polyline Speed 300 ki Min Ramp Speed 100 Steps per second Max Ramp Speed 25000 Acceleration 45000 s Click OK to close the Set up Speeds window If any changes have been made to the existing details click Set up
19. d column click on the file Trucut The right column will show a list of the Contents of Trucut One of these willbea T icon in blue and vellow named Trucut Click and hold the button on this icon and drag it off the exploring window and onto the background Release the mouse The icon will increase its size and add the words Shortcut to Trucut Shut down Windows Explorer bv clicking on the XI in the top right of the window Click and hold on the Shortcut to Trucut icon and move itto a neat place on the screen Release the button move to a blank place on the screen and click This will release the Trucut icon This has now installed Trucut Windows onto vour computer To begin the program double click on the Shortcut to Trucut icon and the first window of Trucut will appear C Admin Manuals Usr_man lwp 16 12 2002 4 38PM Trucut Technology Ltd Installation of program onto Windows 3 1 Start Windows 3 1 or 3 11 Screen shows Program Manager double click Click on File Click on New Select Program Group click OK In Description type Trucut tab In Group file type Trucut tab Click on OK Trucut window is displayed Double click Main Double click File Manager Insert disk in A drive Click on A Icon and Trucut BI Trucut ini Click and hold mouse button on 2 Trucut Move the mouse see the Trucut move place it over the C icon Release the mouse button Answer the question Are you sure Yes Copying will proceed When
20. d opening mats Click on the New icon If the program asks Save Current Mat Design first answer No The Mat Width box is live type in a size e g 450 tab and then type in the mat height e g 550 tab and the outer mat appears coloured blue to signify a vertical cut Opening 1 width is now live Type in a size which is the width of the opening required e g 80 tab then type in a height e g 100 tab This now appears in the centre of the 450 x 550 mat coloured red to signify a bevel cut Notice that the words and boxes for Left X Right Btm Y and Top are dulled out and not live Under each column is the expression Centred in X and Centred in Y Click anywhere on the words Centred in X The disappears and the Left X and Right words and size boxes become live The sizes in these boxes should be 185 in both Double click inside the Right size box The colour turns to blue and the box becomes live Type in a size e g 25 and tab The opening immediately moves to its new position 25 mm from the right hand side of the mat Now click anywhere on the words Centred in Y The disappears and the Btm Y and Top words and size boxes become live The sizes in these boxes should be 225 in both Double click inside the Top Size box The colour turns fy blue and the box becomes live Type in a size e g 25 and tab The Opening 1 immediately moves to its new position 25 mm from the top of the mat Click the Next button Opening 2
21. e box Graphic Window will become live and turn blue usually blue but dependant on the setting of your computer Press the Page Up key on the keyboard and the Graphics Window will take up the whole screen No work can be done in this condition it is simply to give the user a larger look at the mat To return to the normal screen press the Page Down key on the keyboard Click anywhere on the right hand side of the screen to bring that side live again 33 C Admin Manuals Usr_man lwp 16 12 2002 4 38PM Trucut Technology Ltd 5 Manual Control Box The main use of the Manual Control Box is as an engineering test tool It is not for use to cut mats but can be used to position the blade for depth adjustment To use it click on the Jog Machine icon W A Jog Machine window appears click on OK to make the Manual Control Box visible Only one axis at once can be moved X or X Y or Y the head can be rotated X Y and the blade Up Down operated To make X and Y movements faster press and hold the Fast button To finish using the Manual Control Box press the Quit button which is the only way to escape from the Manual Control Box 6 Random Stop During the course of cutting out a sheet you may want to halt the machine and then restart and continue from where you left off In this case press and hold down the Fast button of the Manual Control Box At the end of its current move the machine will stop and show a Paused window Click OK and t
22. e machine will move to position and report back This should be Tangential 0 X 0 Y 0 OK Click on OK to re show the Initialise Machine window and then click on Cancel However if the numbers reported back were not 0 0 0 or thereabouts then it is as well to reinitialise by clicking OK When satisfied that the numbers are 0 0 0 or near enough e g 0 1 1 click OK and then Cancel C Admin Manuals Usr_man lwp 16 12 2002 4 38PM Trucut Technology Ltd Icons amp Pull down menus The first Window displays a row of pull down menus and a row of icons In most cases the icons are repeats of the menu functions Icons Starting from the left side SS ki New is the icon to begin a new mat is aah Load File allows a pre saved mat or sheet to be loaded cot Taf Save File allows a mat or sheet to be saved in memory 000 f eje Sheet Layout goes into the sheet layout routine Rectangular Array goes into the rectangular array routine E g Catalog allows entry to a catalogue of pre saved mats DXF to ODF conversion Initialise machine as described in Start up procedure Change blade enters the routine to change the cutting blades Jog machine allows use of the manual control box Help no help available yet a i e aE Exit program goes into the exit routine C Admin Manuals Usr_man lwp 16 12 2002 4 38PM Trucut Technology Ltd Pull down menus File allows N
23. er at bottom of right hand column Place the Trucut 32 disk into the A drive In the left hand column find 3 Floppy A You may need to click the up arrow to find it Under it will be C you will need this later Click on 3 Floppy A Anywhere on the wording A list of the files on the A disk will be displayed in the right hand column as shown below FI Trucut Trucut Point the arrow onto the top Trucut and then hold the left hand mouse button down With the mouse button held down move the mouse and watch thefigTrucut move Place the y Trucut on top of C in the left column release the mouse button C Admin Manuals Usr_man lwp 16 12 2002 4 38PM Trucut Technology Ltd A graphic will then show the files being moved from the A disk to the C disk When completed use the down arrow to look down the list of programs and a new file Trucut will be showing Further down the list in alphabetical order will be the file Windows Click and hold down on the second Ei Trucut in the A column Move the mouse until EEI Trucut moves and place it on top of the word Windows in the left column Release the mouse button Remove the disk from the A drive If the Exploring Window takes up the whole screen then click on the BI icon at the top right of the screen this will reduce the size of the window and expose some of the usuallv blue background which is needed for the next operation In the left han
24. ew Load and Save as a repeat of the first three Icons plus Save As and Create Std which will save a mat to the catalogue Std directory lists all the directories plus Exit Design allows new design of a sheet or a rectangular array or entry to the catalogue It is a repeat of Icons 4 5 amp 6 Convert repeat of Icon number 7 Machine repeat of Icons 8 9 10 Set up allows entry to all the settings of the machine and is dealt with fully on Page 19 Help no help available yet C Admin Manuals Usr_man lwp 16 12 2002 4 38PM Trucut Technology Ltd Use of Machine Measurement to which mats may be cut is available in three different scales l inches 2 millimetres 3 centimetres For information on how to change them refer to Set up page 19 For the purposes of this document millimetres has been chosen as the scale of measurement to demonstrate 1 Produce a rectangular mat with a rectangular opening Click on the icon New If mat data is in the program and has not yet been saved you will be asked if you wish to save it now Usually answer No to this question If no data is yet present then the program will proceed to the next stage The Mat Width box is now live Type in a number e g 250 and press the tab key The Mat Height box is now live Type in a number e g 350 and press tab The outside dimension of your mat is displayed coloured blue to signify that this is a vertical cut mat However if the ma
25. for the corner designs are worked out by the computer It may be therefore that although the design of opening you have chosen is the one you want the sizes of offset on the corners is not correct for you Let us take as an example an opening with all four corners stepped Firstly input the size of the mat Input a mat width 250 and height 350 as in the previous example Also set the opening to 150 width and 250 height Click the icon next to the word Rectangular and open the display page Double click on the cho K showing four stepped corners This will now be displayed on the graphic side of the screen Next to the word Rectangular note that the More button has changed colour to red indicating that the rectangular opening has had corner design added to it Click on the word More A Corner Design display opens set at stepped corners and showing the dimensions set for the particular step with which we are dealing These are 22 5 in X and the same 22 5 in Y Swipe the mouse through the X number to turn it blue then enter a new number eg 10 press tab and do the same with the Y number Note that the numbers entered in can be different to give an uneven step or the same for an equal step Click on All and the new values will be shown on the graphic side of the screen Click OK to return to the Untitled Mat page This procedure can be performed on any opening shown in the display pages to tailor an opening to suit yourself 3
26. g in an array of 9x5 Click on Left which will exclude the left side cut The mats move left not utilising the left border cut and automatically turn through 90 now showing 48 mats in an array of 8x6 Note also that the right side blue line and the yellow edge of board line merge Not wishing to cut on the edge of the board click Right which will exclude the right side cut and the line changes to yellow Click Bottom and notice that the mats move down and exclude the bottom edge cut but no benefit is gained in terms of more mats so click Bottom again to restore the bottom edge cut and gain the benefit of an accurate edge cut 17 C Admin Manuals Usr_man lwp 16 12 2002 4 38PM Trucut Technology Ltd The choice is always up to the user but if you decide to go ahead and cut the mat board with 48 mats then the accuracy of size and squareness of the sheet must be trusted on the left and right column of mats However click again on Left and Right and restore these cuts to produce 45 mats Thus by sacrificing three mats per sheet you gain the accuracy of edge cuts on all mats Offset double requires a double click in the size box then a size entering e g 5 and tab However this option is only for use when a double or triple mat is to be produced Otherwise the size is set at 0 and this choice is to be ignored However it is extremely useful for double mats especially if the mat has multiple or designed corners or both The
27. he arrow in Opening 6 and click the right mouse button Opening 12 becomes like Opening 6 This mat can now be used as normal and either saved to disk as a mat automatically fill a sheet and save to memory as a lay or create a std where the mat will be listed in the Catalog 38 C Admin Manuals Usr_man lwp 16 12 2002 4 38PM Trucut Technology Ltd 10 User Design Also known as ODF Open Data Format the user design holds a number of standard patterns which are not regular mat openings These patterns are designs such as candles squiggle leaf etc They are usually used to decorate a mount not to provide the main opening To operate User Design follow the example given below Click on the New icon and produce a mat width 350 height 450 Opening click on the al next to the word Rectangular and open the Aperture Catalogue An Icon depicting a Teddv Bear is used as the opening into User Design Double click the Teddv Bear icon A User Design window appears Click on Browse and the Load User Design window appears A list of the odf files is shown in alphabetical order The down arrow J can be used to view the whole list Click on Candles odf then click OK The candles are shown in the centre of the mat If you wish to increase or decrease the size of the candles under Scale double click the X box Type in 1 5 and tab This will increase the size by 1 5 times in X and Y directions However if you wish only X direction to change
28. he machine will continue cutting This is useful in order to clear debris off the sheet such as the waste from V groove cut outs etc It can also be used to change a blade in mid sheet but the machine must be brought to a halt at the correct position to remove the blade holder 34 C Admin Manuals Usr_man lwp 16 12 2002 4 38PM Trucut Technology Ltd 7 Change Blades Click on the Change Blade icon KI and a Change Blade window appears Click OK and the machine will set itself in the correct position for the removal of the bevel blade holder After changing the blade holder the screen will be asking if you wish to initialise the machine Click OK and the machine resets itself and also is in the correct position for the removal of the vertical cut blade Change the blade holder and you are ready to resume production with two new blades When replacing blades in the holders note the following For the vertical cut blade holder release the countersunk screw holding the blade clamp and remove the blade Replace with a new one and tighten the blade clamp Ensure that the blade is pushed fully up to the end stop Similarly with the bevel blade holder release the clamp but this must be completely removed as the screw has to pass through the slot in the blade Again ensure that the replacement blade is pushed up to the end stop The direction which the blades point is critical the diagrams below show the correct way Vertical blade Be
29. hould be noted that Reverse Cut turn Right and Reverse Cut turn Left will only come into use if the mat board is to be cut face down Also note that V Groove turn Right and V Groove turn Left will only come into use if a V groove is being cut with the mat board face up This leaves Bevel Cut turn Right as the main setting and it is used when cutting a rectangle with the face up Click OK to close the Line Extensions window If any changes have been made to the existing details click Set up click Save Machine File to commit to disk memory 7 Arc Extensions Click on Set up Click on Are Extensions and Arc Extensions window is displayed The elements of this window are exactly the same as Line Extensions and the aim is to provideovercuts on inner corners which are rounded and stepped As with line Extensions certain elements can comfortably be set to 2mm These are Bevel Cut turn Right Reverse Cut turn Right Vertical Cut turn Right Bevel Cut turn Left Reverse Cut turn Left Vertical Cut turn Left Only V Groove turn Right and V Groove turn Left remain and will require accurate setting although these can normally be left set at 0 Click OK to close the Arc Extensions window If any changes have been made to the existing details click Set up click Save Machine File to commit to disk memory 8 Polyline Extensions Click on Set up 27 C Admin Manuals Usr_man lwp 16 12 2002 4 38PM Trucut Techno
30. ice firstly half way through the mat board then all the way through Click anywhere on the wording to remove or restore the tick Click OK to close the Tool Calibration window If any changes have been made to the existing details click Set up click Save Machine File to commit to disk memory 5 Tangential Click on Set up Click on Tangential and a Set up Tangential offsets box is displayed and shows the following typical details Bevel tangential 30 The value of this number sets 90 in the corner of the mat and is altered if hooking is present in the corner This is the number of steps required to correct the corner As it takes 4000 steps to turn one revolution then 10 steps is less than 1 degree It is therefore recommended to change this number in steps of 10 To turn the blade clockwise the number of steps is reduced To turn the blade anticlockwise the number of steps is increased Note also that the number can go negative Vertical tangential 20 This number does the same function as above but on the Vertical Head to correct a cut which is not straight at the start Details as for the Bevel Head apply as above Reverse tangential 80 This number does the same function as above but on the Bevel Head when cutting in the Reverse mode with the mat board face down Details as for the Bevel Head apply as above V groove outer tangential 50 24 C Admin Manuals Usr_man lwp 16 12 2002 4 38PM Trucut Technology Ltd Thi
31. ith a rectangular array of openings follow this example Click on the New icon DI and begin a new mount Outside width 405 height 380 Opening 1 rectangular width 80 height 100 Position the opening at 20 from the left and 20 from the bottom Click on the Rectangular Array icon and a Rectangular Array window appears Double click on the No in X box and type in 4 and tab Type 3 in the No in Y box and tab Type 15 in the X Gutter box tab Type 20 in the Y Gutter box You will see the mat that has been produced and note that any variation in sizes and numbers in X or Y is possible Click OK to confirm The number 1 opening is highlighted and is the live opening Click on any other opening and that will highlight and become live Each opening can be worked on individually Follow the example below and then work out your own to your specification Click in Opening 6 Click on Rectangular and the selection box opens Click on Elliptical and Opening 6 changes to an ellipse Click in Opening 8 Click on More Click on Plain and the selection box opens Click on Stepped and tab Type 10 in X Step 1 box and tab Type 10 in Y Step 1 box and tab Click on All and Opening 8 shows stepped corners Click OK to confirm Click in opening number 10 which will highlight Place the arrow back in Opening 8 and click the right mouse button Opening 10 takes on the character of Opening 8 This can be repeated with any opening Click on Opening 12 Place t
32. ive file for all the settings made in Set up earlier in this chapter Click Save to exit Start up file Click Set up to display the menu As directed earlier if a change to any element is made click on Save Machine File which clears the menu and saves the new information in Machine mcs It is possible to set up more than one mcs file for the machine data If various speeds are required or a different angle blade is needed then rather than enter into all the elements and change them to suit they can be set once then committed to disk memory under a different name To do this firstly set the required elements to the numbers required Then click on Save Machine File As This will reveal a Save Machine File window with mcs flashing blue which means it is live Enter a new name example ABC123 and click OK This will memorise the file and clear the window To load this new file either on Start up or during running the program click on Set up click on Load Machine File A Load Machine File window appears with the various files listed Click on the required mcs file then click OK This will load the file and clear the window 29 C Admin Manuals Usr_man lwp 16 12 2002 4 38PM Trucut Technology Ltd Help Click on the word Help in the pull down menu which opens a menu Click on About and an About Trucut window appears Two version numbers are displayed which may be needed at some time DLL Version GUI Version
33. logy Ltd Click on Polyline Extensions and Polyline Extensions window is displayed This heading is new to version 4 software and is intended to provide overcuts or undercuts to ODF files which have been created via the DXF to ODF converter The page layout is exactly the same as Line Extensions and also Arc Extensions The way in which it works is also similar in that it provides each type of cut with a Start and End number to insert to extend or reduce the length of the cut line Although all the types of cut are listed as yet they are not all available to be used in polyline ODF files Each cut is described as follows Bevel Cut turn Right A polyline ODF file is cut in a clockwise direction which is consistent with other cutting files in Trucut Whenever a corner is to be made in this case a right turn the blade will lift the head turn the blade re enter and continue to cut At this point to achieve a perfect corner the cut line can be extended or reduced to suit your particular machine at both Start and End points Reverse Cut turn Right Reverse cutting is not yet available in polyline ODF files The settings should be left at 0 V Groove turn Right V Groove cutting is not yet available in polyline ODF file The settings should be left at 0 Vertical Cut turn Right Openings may be cut using the vertical head if this is required The method is the same as with Bevel Cut turn Right above and the same instructions can be
34. n Start up File In the language box double click to turn it blue and type in Deutsch Click OK Close the program down using the exit icon then restart the program and it will start up in the Deutsch German language Go through the same routine for Francais French or English The ability to choose a certain language is provided by the adition of three files in the Trucut folder which refer to the particular language Look in Windows Explorer in the Trucut folder and in the Contents of C Trucut you will find Deutsch btn Deutsch cde Deutsch msg Which all refer to the German language Also you will find English btn English cde English msg Francais btn Francais cde Francais msg Which refer to the English and French languages 43 C Admin Manuals Usr_man lwp 16 12 2002 4 38PM
35. nd outside Opening 1 This mat is a typical opening with a title box Click OK to come out of Relative Input window We will show one more example of Relative and then with practice the user can make up his own patterns Start a new mat Outside width 350 height 450 Opening 1 rectangular width 150 height 120 Position this opening Left 50 and Top 50 Click Next 36 C Admin Manuals Usr_man lwp 16 12 2002 4 38PM Trucut Technology Ltd Opening 2 rectangular width 80 height 150 Click Relative In the left X column type 1 in the Rel to Opg box and tab Choose Inside X then double click Right box and type in 0 and tab The right hand edge of both openings will align In the right Y column type 1 in the Rel to Opg box and tab Choose Outside Y then double click Btm box and type in 50 and tab Opening 2 moves to 50 mm below Opening 1 Click OK Click Next Opening 3 rectangular width 60 height 250 Click Relative In the left X column type 1 tab Choose Outside X and in the Right box type 50 and tab In the right Y column type 2 and tab Choose Inside Y and in the Btm box type 0 and tab This will position Opening 3 Click OK Note that you can align an opening with different previous openings in X and Y Using the above examples as a guide practice for yourself to fully understand this facility 37 C Admin Manuals Usr_man lwp 16 12 2002 4 38PM Trucut Technology Ltd 9 Rectangular Array Mat To produce a mat w
36. oduced as in the examples given in the previous chapters and is displayed on screen the next step is to click on the button named Sheet Note that in Windows 95 this button may be obscured by the Start bar If this is the case place the arrow at the top of the Start bar until it turns to and move the arrow down This will hide the Start bar and reveal the Sheet button Click on the Sheet button and the window changes to Untitled Sheet window On the top line the Type box will show Single Mat Click on the arrow in this box and a selection box will display the following Single Mat Rectangular Array of Mat Automatically fill with Mat Mixed Mats We will consider each of these in turn 1 Single Mat Click anywhere on the words Single Mat The selection box disappears and Single Mat is displayed in the Type box All other question boxes are not live except Rotation degrees where the single mat can be rotated through 0 90 180 or 270 and the two bottom buttons Mat and Cut Menu early versions only display Cut The Mat button takes you back to the first window and is not needed whilst in Single Mat The Cut Menu button takes us to the next window which is titled Cut Sheet This window will be dealt with later and if you do click on Cut Menu then click on X Exit same position to return to the Untitled Sheet window 2 Rectangular Array of Mat Reveal the selection box by clicking on the in the Type box as described
37. our sections The first gives a Cut From choice of front or back The normal way is to cut from the front This means the sheet of mat board should be loaded on the cutting machine with the face of the board uppermost If Cut from Back is chosen then the mat board must be loaded face down The second choice is Outside cuts The choices are All None Left Bottom Right and Top For this example we recommend that you produce a mat board with the following data Produce a single mat see section Use of Machine page 9 with a width of 140 height 120 Rectangular opening with a width of 100 height 120 Click on Sheet choose Automatically fill with Mat and enter a mat width of 1120 height 815 Click on Cut Menu The Clamp Border width is set at 10 To test Outside Cuts notice that of the six choices five are live denoted by a tick in the box next to the choice Only one is not live That one is None Click on None notice that all the other ticks disappear and only None is live Also note that on the display all vertical cut lines blue lines have disappeared The use for this choice would be if the machine user chooses to cut the outside edges of the mat by means other than the Trucut Alpha mat cutting machine For example a powered guillotine could be used with a stack of mat boards and all could be cut together The choice for this is up to the users discretion Click on All and restore the blue lines Note that 45 mats are showin
38. pt usually third from bottom If only a small window shows click to enlarge to full screen Screen shows C Windows gt Type in cd Trucut User press enter Screen shows C Trucut User gt Type in edit name odf press enter note name means any name or number of your choice A blank screen appears with the cursor flashing top left Type in fully the data shown for the shape required After the last number in the line do not add a comma but press enter When completed click on the word File click on Save Click on File Click on Exit Screen now shows C Trucut User Type exit and enter and screen returns to Windows 95 start Double click Trucut and start the program Enter a mat width 200 height 200 Click Rectangular to open the selection box Click User Design click More click Browse find and click name odf click OK The shape just input will appear in the centre of the mat This option requires practice and patience but there is no limit to the variety of shapes that can be produced by this method 42 C Admin Manuals Usr_man lwp 16 12 2002 4 38PM Trucut Technology Ltd Languages Machines which have the program version GUI 4 04 or higher see Help page 30 are supplied with three languages These are English Deutsch and Francais Also provided to the user is the ability to edit these languages or to produce a new language Firstly to set the machine to work in Deutsch Click on Set up Click o
39. r of a stepped corner Reverse Cut turn Left This describes a normal cut for a plain rectangular mat which is being cut in the Reverse Cut mode i e with the face of the mat board down The opening is cut in an anticlockwise direction and so at each corner the blade will turn left V Groove turn Left Also known as the inside cut of the V groove A V groove is cut firstly with the outside cut in a clockwise direction turning right at the corners as described previously Then the blade lifts turns through 180 and proceeds to cut the inside cut in an anticlockwise direction turning left at each corner Vertical Cut turn Left The vertical blade can cut either clockwise or anticlockwise with no difference to the result In a nested mat the Vertical cut is made in the anticlockwise direction An overcut is usually set to allow the cut mat to be released freely Click OK to close the Line Extensions window If any changes have been made to the existing details click Set up Click Save Machine File to commit to disk memory Some of the elements of Line Extensions are intended only to provide overcuts both at Start and End and these can all be set comfortably at 2mm on the following 26 C Admin Manuals Usr_man lwp 16 12 2002 4 38PM Trucut Technology Ltd Reverse Cut turn Right Vertical Cut turn Right Bevel Cut turn Left Vertical Cut turn Left All the remaining elements will need to be set accurately However it s
40. s number does the same function as the Bevel tangential but when cutting the outer edge of a v groove If any hooking is present on the v groove corner it may be corrected by this setting V groove inner tangential 30 Similar to the above setting it allows any corner hooking to be corrected on the inner edge of a v groove As with all the settings in this section an increase in this number turns the blade anticlockwise and a decrease in this number turns the blade clockwise Bevel circular 10 This number again obeys all the details as set out above for the Bevel Head but this controls the join up on a circle or ellipse Vertical circular 10 This number again obeys all the details as set out above but it controls the join up on a cicle or ellipse when cutting with the vertical blade Reverse circular 10 Controls the join up on a circle or ellipse when cutting in the Reverse mode V groove outer circular 10 Controls the join up on a circular or elliptical V groove the Bevel Head cutting the outer edge of the V groove V groove inner circular 10 Controls the join up on a circular or elliptical V groove the Bevel Head cutting the inner edge of the V groove Click OK to close the Set up Tangential offsets window If any changes have been made to the existing details click Set up click Save Machine File to commit to disk memory 6 Line Extensions Click on Set up Click on Line extensions and Line Extensions window is displayed
41. sen sheet will appear on the screen 32 C Admin Manuals Usr_man lwp 16 12 2002 4 38PM Trucut Technology Ltd 3 Catalog Another way of storing and loading mats can be found under the Catalog icon u but note only mats can be stored in the catalogue They can however be mixed openings or nested mats but a sheet layout is not available in this section To load from the catalogue firstly ensure the first window is displayed and click on the Catalog icon 0 A Standard Catalog window is displayed This consists of ten pages each able to display nine mats so a total of ninety mats is available in the catalogue Click on the mat required click OK and the chosen mat will appear on screen To load onto the catalogue Firstly produce a mat either plain or mixed mat or nested mat When complete click on the word File in the Pull down menus see Page 8 A selection box appears and within this click on Create Std A Create Standard Files window appears with the File Name box live and displaying mat Type in the name of the mat and click OK The Create Standard Files window now disappears Return to the catalogue click the Catalog icon to see that the mat has installed Note that the position in the catalogue is in numeric then alphabetic order 4 Full Screen Display The drawing or graphic of the mat or sheet takes up half of the screen However to view on the full screen click the arrow anywhere on the graphics window and the titl
42. splayed which should display the following pattern Main Directory Sheet File Directory Mat File Directory Machine File Directory Catalog Directory User Design Directory DXF File Directory C Admin Manuals Usr_man lwp 16 12 2002 4 38PM C trucut C trucut lay C trucut mat C trucut mes C trucut std C trucut user C trucut scan 19 Trucut Technology Ltd Next check that the second from bottom choice Start Up File is set correctly for your machine Click on Start Up File and a list of choices is displayed which should show the following pattern User Name Berlyne Language English Start Up Machine File Machine mcs Machine Type Alpha Vacuum T O Base Address 0300 v Show Extensions Show Direction Ticks Initialise Machine on Start up wv Of these directories the Machine Type needs setting to your machine Click on Alpha Vacuum or whatever is displayed in the answer box A selection box appears listing the various models of Trucut machine available Alpha Alpha Vacuum Beta Beta Vacuum Duplex Duplex Vacuum Elan Alpha 2 Alpha XL Delta Click on the type of machine you have and the answer box will revert to that type Click on Save to retain the machine type If a tick is present in the boxes of the other three choices then that box is live Show Extensions will cause the line extensions to be displayed in the graphics screen Show Direction Ticks will cause a direction arrow to be displayed
43. vel blade ae J fos 35 C Admin Manuals Usr_man lwp 16 12 2002 4 38PM Trucut Technology Ltd 8 Relative In the first window under the heading Mat Design is a button named Relative This has not yet been explained in this manual The Relative button is usually not live this is shown by the fact that it is grey and is only live when it turns black It will turn black when the Next button is clicked so it follows that only when more than one opening is required does the Relative button become useful There follows an example of a mat cut using the Relative button Produce a mat with the following dimensions Outside width 250 height 350 Opening 1 rectangular width 150 height 200 Click on Centred in Y and set the Top to 50 Click the Next button Note Relative turns black Opening 2 rectangular width 120 height 20 Click the Relative button A Relative Input window appears Opening 2 is live at present and can be positioned relative to Opening 1 in either X or Y direction In this example X is central and will remain so that the left column of the Relative Input window can be ignored Tab and the Y column becomes live Type in 1 and tab We wish to place Opening 2 outside Opening 1 so click on Outside Y and the black dot moves to this position Double click in the Btm box and type in 30 and tab Opening 2 now moves to 30 mm from Opening at the bottom a
44. will be one of the following 0 Move 1 Line 2 Clockwise arc 3 Anticlockwise arc The second Cut will be one of the following 0 No cut 1 Bevel cut 2 Vertical cut 3 V groove Take the example drawn below Note that the start point is 0 0 It has straight lines plus a clockwise arc plus an anticlockwise arc The end point in X and Y is always the start point for the next line The final end point is back to 0 0 A name must be chosen for this shape and when entered must be followed by odf 40 C Admin Manuals Usr_man lwp 16 12 2002 4 38PM Trucut Technology Ltd User Design Example 20 70 40 70 0 50 0 0 80 1 40 90 a 60 90 90 50 00 120 100 110 60 120 60 110 50 90 0 The data for this shape is 1 1 0 0 0 50 1 1 0 50 20 50 3 1 20 50 40 70 20 70 1 1 40 70 40 90 1 1 40 90 60 90 1 1 60 90 80 100 1 1 80 100 120 100 1 1 120 100 120 60 2 1 120 60 110 50 110 60 1 1 110 50 90 50 1 1 90 50 90 0 1 1 90 0 0 0 41 C Admin Manuals Usr_man lwp 16 12 2002 4 38PM Trucut Technology Ltd There are a few ways to input this the one chosen for this manual is via MS DOS The directory in which an odf resides in the User Design Directory is C trucut user see Page 19 Exit the Trucut program by clicking the Exit icon BI Enter into MS DOS In Windows 95 click Start click Programs slide arrow to the right and cli S DOS prom
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