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Old 04-29-2012, 05:57 AM   #1  
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Default Make the Cut or Sure cuts alot HELP!!!

If you have a Cricut or Silhouette and own MTC or SCAL. Which is the better software to invest in. I want to be able to cut png, svg, pdf and a multitude of other file. Please give me opinions and tell me why you went with the one you did.

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Hi Suzy,

The answer actually depends on whether or not you own a Silhouette since you can no longer use 3rd party software with your Cricut.

When I did have a Cricut, I used SCAL but have since purchased a Silhouette and now use Silhouette Designer Edition software (Silhouette comes with a basic software that is also good but you can't import SVGs). In finding tutorials for it, I found that most are using MTC or Silhouette's software (either version) so if it were me, I would have gone with MTC but love my Designer Edition and don't need any more than that.

I'm sure you will get a lot of compelling information here about the differences between MTC and SCAL, but I really don't remember why I went with SCAL when I bought it, it was probably on sale. (PS, I got SDE for 50% off so it was only $25 to upgrade).
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Provo Craft sued MTC and SCAL, you can't use those programs with the Cricut.

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I know they were sued I have both machines for this reason. I am seriously considering selling both of my E and E2(never been used) so I can free up space. The reason I posted this is I know quite a few people still use the software with the Cricut. They actually only sued SCAL MTC decided to change to avoid the suit.
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