Craft Edge

You're welcome! For anyone reading this who isn't on Facebook, the SCAL UM's can also be found on my web site at the link below. Note that Chapters 3 - 10 are written for any users of SCAL4, not just for KNK owners.

http://www.iloveknk.com/support/user-ma ... r-manuals/

Are you using a particular function or functions when the software crashes? Since there is a SCAL 4 version now available, that might be the reason you're getting the notices about update being available... not sure, however. Regarding the fonts, you have "uploaded" the files. Does that mean you're ...

Here is a web site that will convert up to 10 Studio files to SVG per day for free:

http://ideas-r-us-software.uk/FileConve ... erter.aspx

Two things: The latest download should actually be 4.059 even though the site says 4.058. So maybe upgrade again. If it's still happening, can you do a quick test whereby you only have say a single shape... like something from the Basic Shapes in the Library. Can you click on Done and close the Prev...

To avoid that happening, try using Object>Ungroup on your text to separate the letters into individual shapes. Then select each letter individually before using the Stencil function.

Up Speed is the speed at which the cutting head moves while in the up position versus the Cut Speed which is the speed the head moves while down and cutting. Sometimes, with a material such as chipboard, you want to use a very slow cutting speed but when the head is up, moving to the next shape to c...

With the Pro version, there is no theoretical maximum length. However, practically, you need to know the ins and outs of cutting extremely long lengths of a material before diving in.

The settings you're using are too aggressive. I don't own an eClips2 but this is a problem that happens with ANY cutter cutting vinyl. There are two settings to check: (1) Don't have more blade sticking out of your blade holder than necessary. With vinyl the minimum setting is what you normally woul...

Start with your frame which you can create by making two rectangles and then applying Object>Merge to remove the interior.

Arrange your flourishes so that they overlap the interior edge of the frame and each other. Then select everything and apply Path>Union.

SCUT is the original file format for Sure Cuts a Lot. In other words, you can use File>Open to open any scut file.