Craft Edge

I don't seem to have the font list displaying the look of the font on my Mac. Perhaps it was not implemented yet on Mac. Have you seen it?

papasue

This is the original file imported into scut from the original svg file and the original svg file. I think "Gramy" was the designer since that is the name embedded in the file name.

I've searched and searched for the designer of the ballerina svg file and can't find the post anymore. So here is a big THANK YOU from me. I couldn't cut it properly as some of the lines on legs, arms etc were too narrow so I exported the svg from Inkscape to a PS file, opened it in my photo edit so...

This post may help you.

http://forums.surecutsalot.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=559

papasue

Thanks, that helped sort all my fonts but until SCAL will let me select the font folder I want to see on the font list I'm not sure it does me much good with cutting down the font list for cutting. If you know of a way I'd sure appreciate hearing about it. I did put it on the wish list today. papasue

Really, really need a "favorite font" folder list. Since getting my SCAL I have added 35 fonts just for cutting and would like to be able to point to this folder as a preference for SCAL.

papasue

Please tell us what operating system you are using. Windows ____ or Mac ____. the answer will be different based on your answer.

papasue

I loved the scallop edged card too. I also noticed in preview that there is a cut line under three scallops about the middle of the top. I don't know how to fix it in inkscape so I'll wait until someone who knows what they are doing to fix it and then I'm off to create with it. I've attached a pic o...

First, I have a Mac and run SCAL in native mode. Some folks will tell you that you have to have Windows for Mac and Bootcamp etc, etc, etc, but you don't! You do not need Design Studio but you do need at least one Cartridge. You must have a cartridge in the bug for SCAL to work, don't know why, just...

Susan Blue Robot says: the key to doing what you want is to construct the frame side by side using the rectangle or square shape. Create three sides (top, bottom, left), add your words inside, weld them, then do the fourth side, I think she says that you have to do the right side of the frame last. ...