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This document provides guidance and assignments for Project 2 of a course. It includes instructions on using different text fitting and formatting tools in CorelDraw. Students are given assignments to take pictures of fonts in the real world, review Project 1 work, and complete a 20-minute challenge to tell a story using a single word formatted with different fonts. Homework includes reviewing CorelDraw tools, typography history, font terms, and electricity/plasma cutting concepts.
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The document discusses cleaning action, including questions about when it can be used and on what materials. It answers that cleaning action is AC-only, can only be used on aluminum and magnesium, and will not clean grease or paint. It then provides more details about polarity settings and waveform selection for cleaning action.
Cleaning Action
The document contains questions about cleaning action and whether it can be used on different materials like mild steel. It then answers each question individually, stating that cleaning action can only be used on aluminum and magnesium, not mild steel, and only in AC mode, not DC. It will not clean grease or paint. The document also discusses mechanical cleaning and TIG welding of aluminum.
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