Ability to weld
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So easy with inkscape a cavewomen could do it!!
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jeep jeep,
thanks for the comment. I don't know if I am as smart as a caveman.. ha ha. I think I can do the font thing now. Anyway all these posts are persuading to learn to do all this. I am at my sons home babysitting my grandson so I have to wait untill I get home next week. I have been checking and reading the board a little .. It would be nice to get home and find the welding feature in SCA. Thanks for encouragement..
thanks for the comment. I don't know if I am as smart as a caveman.. ha ha. I think I can do the font thing now. Anyway all these posts are persuading to learn to do all this. I am at my sons home babysitting my grandson so I have to wait untill I get home next week. I have been checking and reading the board a little .. It would be nice to get home and find the welding feature in SCA. Thanks for encouragement..
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I know how to do inkscape, but that is the primary reason I sold my wishblade, because you had to go through several programs just to weld a font. I got the cricut and LOVE the versatility of the carts, but would love a program like SCA to weld them, but I prefer just one step, there is just not time to sit and go through hoops as you scrapbook!
Phyllis~~
Phyllis~~
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Cricut Design Studio software will weld the contents of the cartridges - SCAL won't, it will let you cut fonts and dingbats present on your computer and import .svg format files made in Inkscape, Xara etc
Susibi
Susibi
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Did you see that the ability to weld has been added to SCA???/ How do we update our versions!????
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Ok...I am a dork! FOund my answer....and of course you all were on top of it! Shoulda known!!! lol