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When you cut something from a dingbat, are you saving the file as a .scut file or just storing the dingbat in your font folder?

Same question for your vector files created in inkscape.

Thanks.

I just created a folder in my library called Sure Cuts a Lot. In this folder I am creating project folders for each project I am working on and putting the individual elements I create for that project into that folder. I will also create a folder for generic shapes and elements based on a category. Right now I will probably save the files as SVG if I plan to use them in Inkscape or modify them, and SCUT after I've cut them out or if there is no need to modify them in inkScape.

HTH
Diana

dlwrules wrote:When you cut something from a dingbat, are you saving the file as a .scut file or just storing the dingbat in your font folder?

Same question for your vector files created in inkscape.

Thanks.

If I have a svg design that has layers, I will import all the elements into SCAL, size them to fit and save as a file. That way, I don't have to do that again. We have not been able to successfully share .scut files that have imported .svg files in them...the files are blank.

I don't usually save font files created in SCAL unless it is really unique.

So is there a way to change a scut file into a svg file? And how would you do that?