
Important! Objects cannot be both print objects and cut out objects at the same time. See Adding cut out objects -
zCut out around a cut bounding box you can create for some print objects. A cut bounding box is a border you can set around objects that you want to print AND cut. See To apply a cut bounding box to an object -
zCut out around a frame you add to a label. See To cut around a label frame -
zPerform weeding on cut out objects. See To perform text weeding -
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Text object | Yes | Yes | |
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Graphic object |
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• | Most Adobe | Yes | Yes |
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Bitmap and vector | No | Yes | |
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Bar code object | No | Yes | |
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HotShape object | Yes | Yes | |
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Label frame | No | Yes | |
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(For additional information about these object types, see About Objects -
Creating Cut Out Objects
You create cut out objects by adding them to a label, the same way you create and add print objects. Once you choose the Cut out object option, your other choices are limited, however, to objects that may be cut out. See Table
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