late 2010.

Hi Julie Can you tell me when MTC first launched. I know I emailed myself when I first purchased. But I don't remember what year that was. I know I purchased it at the very beginning. Thanks

You can open MTC files using Make The Cut or using Sure Cuts A Lot 5. You can import SVG files into Sure Cuts A Lot5. Sure Cuts A Lot 5 will also cut to your Cricut Expression. Cricut Explore is a

Graham Thank you for your interest. I'm not that tech savvy and there are probably many things I haven't thought of. One was opening MTC files. I was just thinking about using my SVG files. But a

Copy the link and paste into your browser. They will then work. Julie

The links are not working

I'm sure you must have already exhausted all the ways of recovering your MTC registration, so I won't ask about that; instead may I ask why you need a new machine? If you have a lot of files that are

Just a note to let you know that if you own Make The Cut and have your registration key, you can access at least 7,500 of the user-contributed files in the MTC Gallery. Unfortunately, the files posted

Just know that there are bugs associated with that plugin.

If you have the Cricut Explore, you can only cut to it via Cricut Design Space. However you can use 3rd party software to create cutting files, and export to SVG. Then you can import the SVG files

SCAL5 plus the free libcutter software allows users to cut directly to the original Cricut Expression machine. This is not commonly known, but it does work. You can get this software here:

I have a very old Crichton Explorer. It appears SCAL will not work with that. Where can I find your wonderful machine comparisons? Thanks.

If you cannot recover your MTC registration number, you do not necessarily need a new machine. You can use different software to use your years of saved files. MTC files now import into Sure Cuts A

It seems that since I can't recover my MTC registration number I will need to buy a new machine to use my years of saved files. How do I find Julie's reviews of cutting machines and other files on

Welcome to the group! You will find many SVG cutting files that you can use in the group's Files section in the Shared MTC Files folder. You will need to have at least the Silhouette Studio Designer

Hello Group. My name is Alexandra. I'm Brazilian, and I live in Rio de Janeiro. I love scraps. I bought Silhouette 3 and I trying to learn.I love to see what you can do with paper and Silhouette.I'm

I am going to assume you are using a very early version of MTC that supported Cricut cutters AND gave the user the ability to change File => import DPI values of a graphic (changing the DPI

Thanks for sharing your success. Julie

Cricut tools do not generally fit the Pazzles Vue. However you can use many of the Cricut media types with the Vue. I have been able to use the Cricut Foil Transfer kit on the Vue by adding a sliced

I found an easier way to use this trick: I tell MTC that I'm importing at 254DPI, then I move the decimal point to multiply the sizes by 10. Much easier than remembering the ratio between 25 and 25.4