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 ==Creating a Custom Part==
-). Once a proper die and material have been selected, the custom part design panel will be available to edit. First, the number of bends needs to be chosen. Select the drop down menu below "'''Number of Bends'''" and select "'''4'''" from the list.
+. Once a proper die and material have been selected, the custom part design panel will be available to edit. First, the number of bends needs to be chosen. Select the drop down menu below "'''Number of Bends'''" and select "'''4'''" from the list.
 [[File:NumberBends.jpg]]
-). Make sure the box next to "'''Refresh on Keystroke'''" is checked. While this option is enabled, the part display and results table will update automatically as the coordinates are being entered.
+. Make sure the box next to "'''Refresh on Keystroke'''" is checked. While this option is enabled, the part display and results table will update automatically as the coordinates are being entered.
-). In the coordinate fields, type in the values that are shown below. Make sure each bend's Dim Type is set to Apex. If not, select the drop down menu and select Apex from the list.
+. In the coordinate fields, type in the values that are shown below. Make sure each bend's Dim Type is set to Apex. If not, select the drop down menu and select Apex from the list.
 [[File:CustomCoordinates.jpg]]
-). Once these values have been entered, the window should look similar to the image below. '''The part is now complete'''. The results table for the complete part is shown in the top right corner.
+. Once these values have been entered, the window should look similar to the image below. '''The part is now complete'''. The results table for the complete part is shown in the top right corner.
 [[File:TutorialCustomPart.jpg|600px]]

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 ) Start by double clicking the "'''Bend-Tech 7x'''" icon to start up the program.[[File:Bend_tech_icon.png]]
-[[File:NewPartIcon2.jpg|right]]
-) Select the "'''Custom Part'''" icon [[File:Custom_Part_icon1.png]] in the [[Task Menu]] under the "'''Create New'''" section to open the Custom Part interface. The window that opens should be labeled [Custom Part - 1].
+) Select the "'''Custom Part'''" icon [[File:Custom_Part_icon1.png]] in the [[Task Menu]] under the "'''Create New'''" section to open the Custom Part interface. The window that opens should be labeled [Custom Part - 1].[[File:NewPartIcon2.jpg|right]]
 '''OR'''

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 ==Start Up==
 [[File:NewPartIcon2.jpg|right]]
 ) Select the "'''Custom Part'''" icon [[File:Custom_Part_icon1.png]] in the [[Task Menu]] under the "'''Create New'''" section to open the Custom Part interface. The window that opens should be labeled [Custom Part - 1].

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 '''This tutorial will walk you through how to start and create a part using the custom part interface.'''
 [[File:NewPartIcon2.jpg|right]]
 ) Start by double clicking the "'''Bend-Tech 7x'''" icon to start up the program.[[File:Bend_tech_icon.png]]

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 *In the "'''New Design'''" menu, select the "'''Custom Part'''" option under "'''Create New Design'''".
 ) For the purposes of this tutorial. The "'''Die & Material'''" tab is located in the upper left corner of the window. Select the "'''1.00 Material'''" and "'''2.0 Die'''" as seen here.
-[[File:Material_Die.png|right]]
+[[File:Material_Die.png]]
 Note: If a default die and material have already been set up, they will already be selected. In that case proceed to the next step.

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 ) Start by double clicking the "'''Bend-Tech 7x'''" icon to start up the program.[[File:Bend_tech_icon.png]][[File:Material_Die.png|right]]
-) Select the "'''Custom Part'''" icon [[File:Custom_Part_icon.png|sixe:20x20]] in the [[Task Menu]] under the "'''Create New'''" section to open the Custom Part interface. The window that opens should be labeled [Custom Part - 1].
+) Select the "'''Custom Part'''" icon [[File:Custom_Part_icon1.png]] in the [[Task Menu]] under the "'''Create New'''" section to open the Custom Part interface. The window that opens should be labeled [Custom Part - 1].
 '''OR'''