A simple illustration of a coffee cup with love hearts surrounding the rim.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use the same design on multiple products, as long as they are all made by me?

Yes, you can use the designs on multiple products, but remember that you cannot give away, sell, or share the digital files themselves in any form.

Is there a software specifically designed for storing and organizing PDF craft files?

Yes, programs like Adobe Acrobat, Foxit PhantomPDF, and PDF-XChange Editor offer features for managing and organizing PDF files.

Why do some layers appear twice in my DXF file when imported into BricsCAD?

The layer may have been duplicated or renamed incorrectly in the source drawing, causing it to appear multiple times in the DXF file.

Can I recover missing layers from a DXF file if it was generated from an incompatible software format?

The feasibility of recovering missing layers depends on the original software used to create the DXF file. Some software may not export layer information accurately.