Both are products of Graphtec Corporation and it really makes no sense to have virtually identical software programs that are not able to open each others' files. They deleted this feature in updates of the program.ĭoes anyone know if the above posted info is still accurate? I need to get several hundred traced files from Silhouette Studio into Graphtec Studio. Looks like you need to find Silhouette Studio 1.9.0d and purchase a "Designer Edition" upgrade card as this is the only version that allows the. It appears an earlier version of silhouette had an option to export files. I have never used Silhouette studio so i won't be of much help. Then hopefully it might embed the vectors in a file. can you try "printing" it as a pdf without saving it as a jpeg. Looks like your other post follows a similar path. You are welcome, and i did post the wrong link and have corrected it. It appears, that you've copy-pasted the link from this thread, not the one you're quoting. Please excuse me for my inperfect English, I hope you understood it anyway. I hope some of you will be able to help me out. Here's a quick overview on the basic-, designer- and business edition features: Silhouette offers some software upgrades, i'm wondering if the upgraded software, has the ability to somehow save the files in the correct format.
Have any of y'all had any luck converting your existing files? I was therefore hoping, that i could open all my Silhouette files in the Graphtec software, but no. I've noticed that the Silhouette Studio software and the Graphtec Studio software look very alike. Last weekend i ordered a brand new Graphtec CE6000-60, which i just received a couple of hours ago. It treated me very good, but while my business grew, the cutter became too small. I've been using the Silhouette Cameo with Silhouette Studio. I've had my little sticker-business for 2 years now, while studying at the same time.
My name is Casper and I live in a tiny country called Denmark, all the way over in Europe :-)
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