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Dive into Ocean Design with This Free SVG Shark Clip Art

Dive into the world of ocean-inspired design with our free SVG shark clip art, perfect for crafting and DIY projects.

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Am I allowed to give away free SVG files that I created using a Tibbixel design as part of a promotion?

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Why do I receive an error when trying to import a DXF file that contains non-ASCII characters in the text entities?

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Is there a software that can directly open and edit DXF files without converting them first?

Yes, specialized CAD software like AutoCAD, CorelDRAW, or Qcad allow direct editing of DXF files without needing to convert them.