Does anyone have....

[atlantis4569]

ANY of the PDF cartridge handbooks in vector format that you could share??? Or know of a website that has them??? TIA!

[atlantis4569]

Nevermind, found this website. Maybe some of you would like it too.


http://www.coolutils.com/TotalVectorize


It's suppose to convert really well from raster to vector.


http://make-the-cut.com/forum/comments. ... sionID=940

[GrammyKrausse]

here is url for the handbooks, some are vector and some not.
http://www.4shared.com/dir/11385632/aa3 ... _PDF_.html

[atlantis4569]

Thanks SOOOO much! I'll check it out when I get off work! =)

[Shelley]

awesome!

[nik_9011]

The link from Grammy for the handbooks says it's not valid on 4 shared. Im guessing it got deleted? Anyone have any that are still working or any pdf's they wanna send to me? THANKKKKSSSS!!!

[talanhart]

Does this one work? It sends you to Mediafire. My Mac doesn't like Mediafire, so I can't tell you if it's valid or not.

http://mycricutscrapbooking.com/clear-c ... handbooks/

I just checked this out on a PC and the files are there. They were just up-loaded two days ago, so download them fast before they get deleted.

[sandyj]

The folks over at the MTC forum have discovered the vector handbooks and have been downloading like crazy. Apparently, someone from PC is reading the thread and having 4shared delete the files as the links are posted.

I wonder if PC is reading the MTC forum because of the cart back up thing?

[maureen59]

Curious to know why someoen would want a handbook of a cart, when they have scal? Probably a stupid question, can someone enlighten me?

Maureen

[DogCarbon]

Some of the older circut handbooks were vector based pdf format.

You can tell if you have a vector based pdf if you zoom into it really far and it does not get pixel-ated.

The reason these are good to have it because you can import the pdf (one page at a time tho) pages into inkscape. Then ungroup lots of times, and you have the image in a svg format.

Circut became wise several years ago, and now only puts on a lower resolution of the handbooks for your viewing pleasure.