> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.sating.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.sating.io/how-to-use-sating/dual-inscription.md).

# Dual Inscription

It is possible to Inscribe a cursed inscription on a sat that already has a normal inscription. In Sating, right click on any sat that already has a normal inscription on it. This is identified with a lightning bolt in the Interesting Sats section.

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After opening the menu next to the sat select Re-Inscribe Cursed.

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Follow the rest of the steps in the [Single Sat Inscription](/how-to-use-sating/single-sat-inscription.md) documentation to complete the process.

Reinscription Notes:

* If you know you are going to reinscribe you can add enough padding on the original inscription to pay for the cursed inscription and not be concerned about where fees will come from in the next step.
* Once the cursed inscription is added to the sat you will be able to see both on Ordinals.com. Replace the sat number in the link below with your sat and it will display all of the details.
* <https://ordinals.com/sat/944625020526449>


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