How do I cut *.svg image with Graphtec CE6000 Series

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Hi,

I want to cut a *.svg image with Graphtec CE6000 Series. But i don't how to do it.
Please give some solution for this.

My application like that:
- Open file .svg on Winform (c#)
- Use Graphtec CE6000 Series for cut .svg image

Thank you

Posted 24-Sep-15 18:05pm

phinq1910

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Jim Meadors 25-Sep-15 1:01am

The closest thing I've been able to find is that there is a plugin "Inkcut" that works with "Inkscape" which are written for Linux and translated for Windows. I haven't been able to get it to work for my old cutter but it is a place to start. . .

Jim Meadors 25-Sep-15 1:01am

The closest thing I've been able to find is that there is a plugin "Inkcut" that works with "Inkscape" which are written for Linux and translated for Windows. I haven't been able to get it to work for my old cutter but it is a place to start. . .

phinq1910 25-Sep-15 2:22am

thank you, can i send commnad or using driver or using Windows GDI for that?

phinq1910 25-Sep-15 2:29am

I mean I want to communicate with the cutter by my application (winform-C#)
Can you suggest me?

rainujacob 12-May-17 3:35am

You got any solution? I am also searching for it.

[no name] 17-Jun-16 0:48am

Did you find any solution for this, I am also looking for the same solution. I fyou have found out could you please share http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/1106987/Code-to-cut-image-with-graphtec-CE-series

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rainujacob · Answer 1 · 2017-05-11T21:33:00

Solution 2

Me too searching for a solution for like this for
Graphtec CE6000 Series. Let me know if you have a solution.

Posted 11-May-17 21:33pm

rainujacob

Updated 11-May-17 21:43pm

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