Step 1: Set the Printing Conditions

Set the printing range for Print & Cut as well as the crop marks.

Procedure
  1. Start CorelDRAW, and then open a new document.
    Set the document size.
  2. On the toolbar, click icon_Tool-Pallet.
    The Roland CutStudio palette appears.
    CorelDRAW_OpenPallet
  3. On the palette, click icon_CropMark.

    Crop marks are inserted in the document.

    CorelDRAW_Cropmar-Insert
  4. Click icon_Setting on the palette, and then click Crop-marks.
    CorelDRAW_Cropmar-setting1
  5. Set the Type, Point.

    For Type, select "GS2-24."

    Point indicates the number of crop marks.

    CorelDRAW_Cropmar-setting2
    When Point is "4" Crop marks: 4 points
    When Point is "3" Crop marks: 3 points

    Normally, select "4" in Point. When Point is "3," Tool Mode is unavailable.

  6. Set the margin and the distance between crop marks, and then click OK.
    For details regarding margins and distance between crop marks, see the table below. When using material with a large amount of feed (long material), we recommend that you set the left and right margins to approximately 25 mm (0.98 in.).
    Table 1. Margins and Distances between Crop Marks on Different Material Sizes with 4 Crop Marks (Unit: mm (inches))
    A4 A3 B4
    Y X Y X Y X
    W 170 230 230 370 205 315
    L 200 110 (4.33 in.) 320 195 265 160
    X 10 30 30 15 15 15
    Y 20 20 20 20 20 20
    Table 2. Margins and Distances between Crop Marks on Different Material Sizes with 3 Crop Marks (Unit: mm (inches))
    A4 A3 B4
    Y X Y X Y X
    W 170 240 240 380 (14.96 in.) 215 325
    L 210 120 330 205 275 170
    X 15 30 30 15 15 15
    Y 20 20 20 20 20 20
    MEMO If you are using material that is larger than the sizes listed above, set values by referring to Margins and the Distance between Crop Marks.

    Crop marks are displayed on the artboard.