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Paste Shapes
Clicking the Paste Shapes button will paste any image selection you just copied into the
mat area you have chosen. Use the cursor to determine mat placement when pasting.
The Paste Shapes function is identical to the Paste command in the Edit menu.
Tip: You can continue to paste the most recent copy selection. This is one way to make
mass production easier.
Delete Shapes
Clicking the Delete Shapes button will remove any selected characters from the mat. The
Delete Shapes function is identical to the Delete Shapes command in the Edit menu.
Tip: You can undo an accidental deletion. (Whew!)
Preview
Clicking the Preview button will bring up a temporary preview outline that shows you what your
selected characters will look like once they’re cut. Preview displays all shape property changes
you have applied such as welds, ips, and rotations. Using the Preview function is a great way
to survey your arranged characters and determine if any nal changes need to be made
before cutting. The Preview function is identical to the Preview command in the View menu.
Tip: When using the Preview, the joined cutting lines of welded shapes will be bolded and
any non-welded shapes will be shaded.
Cut With Cricut
Clicking the Cut With Cricut button sends all the images on your current mat page to the
Cricut machine and begins the cutting process. Be sure to have the right paper loaded
into the Cricut before clicking this button. The Cut With Cricut function is identical to the
Cut With Cricut command in the File menu.
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