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I am looking to see if anyone has a template for the hood of a jeep jk. Like those blackout stickers you see. Also any wheel stripe templates. Thanks so much

reviving a bit of an old topic here looking for some direction. I use this same method when creating a 2 color text for vinyl cutting. Now here is the problem I have recently run into and am trying to solve with Corel X6. If I were to do the contour in black and the letter in yellow and lay the yellow on top of the black it would discolor the yellow due to a black background. I hope this is making sense and I wished I took pictures to better illustrate my problem. It would be solved if I could figure out how to use the top layer as a punch or mask to delete from the bottom layer. That way when I stacked them on top of one another it would not be one sticker on top of another but more witching the other. Is there a tool I may not be using or using improperly in Corel to accomplish this? When working with raster images in Photoshop I was able to use an object to create a mask and use that mask to delete an area with. I have not found something that works this way with vector images. Any advice?

I rolled back and it's working fine. We were just hoping to move the plotter from out bedroom into the spare room and run it off the wife's new laptop she uses for her embroidery machine. But I guess until drivers come available we will keep it in here. Thanks for the help! I wanted to avoid roll back but that seemed the only working option.

I have an MH721 I ran fine on windows 7. My wife clicked the upgrade button and neither of us thought about the plotter not working. Now I am having troubles getting it to work. Any ideas, suggestions or help I. Getting Windows 10 to operate it?