virtual mat & actual mat-cutting

Tips, Tricks and Tutorials for using Sure Cuts A Lot
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louismom
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virtual mat & actual mat-cutting

Post by louismom »

I need a tutorial! Ok- you've got an image in the upper left corner on the screen & then it cuts in the upper right corner (but it rotates it)- got that. But it doesn't keep moving clockwise??? I've hit "cancel" so many times while cutting- Is there a diagram somewhere that shows where an image will cut?
judyjo
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Re: virtual mat & actual mat-cutting

Post by judyjo »

Look at the arrows on your virtual mat, then on your actual mat. Line everything up in same corresponding way and it should cut correctly. Hope I explained it in an "understandable" way.
louismom
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Re: virtual mat & actual mat-cutting

Post by louismom »

Duh!!! I've been looking at this the wrong way- never even looked at bottom of virtual mat & wasn't paying any attention to arrow on left of screen. Now it all makes sense. Thanks for taking the time to answer such a silly question.
kelsie94
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Re: virtual mat & actual mat-cutting

Post by kelsie94 »

Never think your questions are silly! This forum is all about learning so ask away! There's always someone around here to help out.
judyjo
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Re: virtual mat & actual mat-cutting

Post by judyjo »

No no no, not a silly question at all. Glad you were able to figure it out
SeeJaysPlace
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Re: virtual mat & actual mat-cutting

Post by SeeJaysPlace »

you can also move the arrow on your virtual mat to point up

under the document put it on Vertical (Portrait)

it helps for me alot
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