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 does not s

SCAL is a good option, and very similar in some ways to MTC, but very different in others. Here are some resources for SCAL you might appreciate: https://www.iloveknk.com/support/sure-cuts-a-lot-scal-

The Mac install version of MTC is still available (but not from the MTC website), however it will not work in the latest version of the Mac OS which is Catalina. Virus-free. www.avg.com

This is good news, Julie! Kudos to you and your testing!! Liz

If you have a Cricut, SCAL2 still works with it, otherwise the most recent version is SCAL5. You can upgrade to SCAL5 with your SCAL2 registration, the cost is around $30 and that’s on special so best

Yes I use a variety of graphics design programs, and I can’t think of one that does not have a grid that is either permanent or you can turn it on or off. That’s helpful for manual placement, but you

I just do the math. Shape 1 is at 1 inch X axis and its 3.2 inches wide. I want them to 1 inch apart. Shape 2 will go at X = 3.2 (width) + 1 (starting X value) + 1 (space) = 5.2 would X value for Shap

Ahhh, makes sense. MTC only allows you to reverse the cut direction, it manages the start point based on what is being drawn. Liz

That’s a great share, Diane, thanks for that!! Liz

Lynn...not sure how you changed your start points, but glad that worked for you. When doing multiple passes, I never change the pressure or the blade tip length. The blade tip length is always set so

I gather you may be using Make The Cut!? If so what is your cutter? Most cutters have an adjustment on the Overcut....this allows the blade to advance past the spot where it started to ensure that the

Joanmeg...you’ve come on board just a little too late! You’ve missed out on PopUpCard Studio, which would make designing the below a much simpler process than doing it in MTC. You could try another pr

Diane...thank you. I miss the MTC community as well...its like graduating high school, and everyone goes off in their own direction. Sure you stay in touch with a few, but you can never get back that

We have actually had a lot of volunteers over the years, many that haven’t been recognized, that helped with the development and support of Make The Cut! ( S ) Bryan ( W ) hosted the weekly webinars f

Just search the whole folder for MTC. The search looks in the email address, subject, and body of each email message. Liz

I want to strongly emphasize that MTC is NOT dead. It is abandonware but it still works and functions on a Windows 10 pc even the earliest versions. It will continue to work until such time as when Wi

Make The Cut!’s sister product Popup Card Studio is no longer available to purchase even though there is a website that “sells” it. The owner was unaware that PCS was defunct. He will be fixing that a

Hi Goldie Here is a video that shows the Spellbinders Glimmer Hot Foil system and how its used: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T_hkFgLaLdM I believe what you got was glimmer hot foil plates. Liz

If you are using Windows 10 it could be that you need to reinstall the drivers for your cutter. Windows 10 updates have been known to change them. https://www.ftdichip.com/Drivers/D2XX.htm Once you ha

Bet its going to be popular, I am surprised they didn’t make it battery powered, you could plug it in at night to recharge!