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Sandy, Thank you so much for the tip on applying the Aleene's! I have been using the diluted version, storing both the mix and the brush in a food storage box. I had a mat that needed to be redone so I just tried this method, though I washed my mat and applied the glue while it was still wet. So eas...

You don't say what version you are using, but if you are using SCAL4 or eCAL2 you should report it to Craft Edge as a bug.

It is working for me in eCAL but while the pattern flips, it isn't an exact mirror. I don't work with patterns in SCAL/eCAL and I'm not using the current versions of SCAL so maybe someone else will have a better answer, but you may need to learn another program to get exact mirrors.

I use Inkscape/eCAL all of the time for Print2Cut. Did you know that there are plug-ins to send your file directly from Inkscape to SCAL/eCAL? I highly recommend them if you are designing outside of SCAL since they bypass the save/import navigation steps. http://craftedge.com/download/download_extra...

I saw your other post where you are asking about the knife tool. Wouldn't that work to separate the edges into two pieces so that you can delete one?

I would contact the seller of the files and have them fix it. Best guess is that they converted a stroke to path so that older systems that can't cut open paths can cut it. I know how to fix it in Inkscape, but I'm not sure how to do it in SCAL. If these were purchased files you should delete the fi...

I don't think the eClips blades are the same as Roland. At some point I tried some Roland blades in my original eClips and the cuts were off, though I didn't really play with it to see if I could adjust settings. My eClips blades last quite a while cutting paper, but it's always good to have extras....

I don't have SCAL4 or ECAL2, so I'm not sure if this is still true. Try opening one file and then using File/Import for the second one. Your second file should be opened into a new tab of the original file. HTH

Sorry, the answer is no. There are no legal copies of SCAL2 available, and SCAL4 will only work with existing registered copies of SCAL2.

This is a digi by Some Odd Girl called "Crazy Love Tia" that I used Print2Cut with my Cameo to cut out. I colored it with Copic markers. The colors for the girl and cat were inspired by my daughter and our blue point Tonkinese since this digi suits them to a T. :lol: The frame was my Large...