Quick Guide for Make the Cut Software

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Make the Cut Goes 2.3.0 Beta

About Make the Cut Version 2.3.0 (BETA) |
| Well, it's about time! MTC has put together a fresh version of Make The Cut! that brings us some awesome new tools and enhancements. There are a lot of them. Because there are so many, they have decided to do what they call a "soft" or "beta" release and it was only announced in the Forums. Everyone can try it out, give and give them some feedback and hopefully if everything goes well, this will be the official release. |
| What's New in this Beta Release? |

Pixel Trace (Trace Raster) Auto-Simplify Object Import Menu Bézier Warp/Text On Path/Object On Path, Vertical Text New Import/Export File Formats
And Much Much more! |
| How do you get this Beta? |
| Current Coupon Codes: |
Make the Cut Software: How to Update

How to Update Your Make the Cut Software
Current Version: 2.2
Just a quick side note: You WILL need to uninstall your previous version of Make-the-Cut in order to install this update. Usually found in the Start Menu> Programs> Make the Cut!> Uninstall. Once you install this Program it will overwrite the old Make the Cut software. To make things run smoother you will have to close your Make the Cut Software in order to install the newer version.
1. First you will have to to go the www.Make-the-Cut.com website and click on the download tab.
2. Next you will have to Uncheck the "Keep me up to date" box if you don't want to be informed of software updates...etc and once you do that you can click the "Download Now!" Button (See Photo Below for Details)
Once you click the download button the program will begin it's download process.
3. Save it to a location where you can find it.
4. Navigate to the location of where you stored it and Double Click to Open.
5. Follow the installer instructions and you are now ready to use the new updated version of the Make the Cut Software.
Make the Cut Coupon Code

Purchase Though ScrappyDew.com and Receive a Free Starter Package
click here for more details...
Current Coupon Code: Click Here For Coupon Code
Well, it was just announced the other day in a Cricut Forum that Make-The-Cut (a WYSIWYG type of program) for windows only is on the market. It has many of the features that your SCAL2 has plus a little more. It is as if the person behind the program was looking at the Wish-list section in the CraftEdge forums and implemented them into this software. Some of the features that Make-The-Cut program has that the SCAL2 software was lacking are the following.
- Being able to just load a font for cutting - You don't have to install tons of fonts if you're only going to use it for your project
- Being able to export your project as an SVG file
- Once you create a project you can easily upload it to their database so you can share your work
- Being able to download SVG files from their database.
- No need to have a layered SVG file created in inkscape. The MTG program can "split" the closed paths allowing you to ungroup your pieces.
These are just a few of many that we have noticed. The creator has also said if there is enough interest for a Mac Version he will work on it, however he wants to see how well the windows version will work out.
Tutorials
YES! We're going to be coming out with Make-The-Cut series of tutorials this coming week so make sure you stay tuned for that.
Where to Buy or Download Trial?
If you're interested in more information about this program you can check Make-the-Cut website. And if you happen to purchase this program though the ScrappyDew website check out the SVG starter package you can get! Currently the software is only available online. You can purchase a digital download or get the download and CD combo.
I DO NOT recommend purchasing the extra $9.99 to have your program stored on a server so you can download it later up to a year because the creator says ALL updates are/will be available for free download.
Looking for a Comparison Chart on the Various Software out there for Cricut?
Kay from cleversomeday.wordpress.com has came out with a chart showing you in one quick glance what you get with each of the software programs out there.
http://cleversomeday.wordpress.com/2009/12/22/cricut-software-comparison/


