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Gary Puckett
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Need to know how do I get the CSV file so I can import my e cabinet file to my cutlist program?

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Gary,

You must export the cutlist to Excel then Save As a comma separated value.

You will most likely have to clean this all up to be able import it into cutlist plus.

It can be done but will take some work.

You might want to look at CSVed
It is free software that helps you arrange comma separated values.

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Kerry


Thanks for the info. but I don't have Excell, is there somthing else I can do?

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Download Open Office, it is free and it will handle Excel files
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