A few days back I had posted - " After update 0155 you can have the image go off the mat and it will also cut that way, but the maximum image size is still limited by the mat. "
It is true. But forgot to add this piece - Say you choose mat size 12 x 12 and image increases to only so much and you want it a little bit more.You can then choose 12 x 24 and then increase the image size as then the delimit will be 12 x 24. Then you go back to 12 x 12 and you will have the image - though part of it will be cut off. But sometimes that is precisely what you want - some piece cut off but still large as you can have it - then this is the way to go about it.
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I have done this is and it is a wonderful feature when making layouts. Just be sure to keep a scissors or a knife ready, because as Pam says it will only cut to the edge of the mat, so you will need to trim. Love this feature as it saves paper.
I have done this too. But last night I wanted to rotate the image so I could make it bigger and still cut all of it, but in 12x12 it wouldn't let me increase the size, even when it was rotated.
So I went to 12x24, increased the size to what I wanted, rotated it and went back to 12x12. I was able to cut it quite a bit bigger than I would have had I limited myself to 12x12 without my G.
yes dear rotation does not change it . This is shown - oops - will be shown in the Tuesday Treats video on a ourse (I already did the video and am editing LOL)
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