Craft Edge

I'm sorry Craig, I wanted to see the foam and rubber holders taht cydnew mentioned.

Delores, have you played with the demo version of MTC? Do you have any insights for us?
Thanks, Sharon

Inkscape comes with a viewer. Go to c:\program files\inkscape and double-click on inkview.exe and that will install it. Then when you go to My Computer and the folder where your svg files are saved - change to thumbnail view and you will see the svgs.

Inkscape comes with a viewer. Go to c:\program files\inkscape (or where you installed the software) and double-click on Inkview.exe - you won't see anything happen - but when you go to My Computer and open the folder where your SVG files are, you can go to thumbnail view and see them.

Oh - could you please post a picture of what you purchased and how it fits in the Circut.

Thanks, Sharon

I saw it too, but wondered about features like "Fit to Page" and "Paper Saver". Using the mat and the Cricut you can use little scraps of paper for your cuts.

Sharon

Is it possible to convert a scut file to an svg file?

Thanks.

I'd like an answer to her original question - is it possible to convert a scut file to svg?
Thanks.

Inkscape has a viewer that comes with it. Go to the place where you installed Inkscape (usually c:\program files\inkscape) and double-click on Inkview.exe and that will "install" the viewer. You probably won't notice anything happen, but after that you can view SVGs in a folder in My Compu...

I don't like having to use Inkscape - probably because I haven't spent enough time with it. But I don't find it very user friendly - path, object, fill and stroke - don't understand most of it. Since Inkscape was free, I won't be out any money if I buy MTC and it sure looks a lot easier than Inkscap...