Illustration of a girl dressed as a princess in a stylized, digital format.
Illustration of a girl dressed as a princess in a stylized, digital format. Female royalty character in a medieval-inspired outfit. A colorful illustration of a young princess with a crown and a gentle smile. A young female princess character in digital vector format, suitable for cutting machines and editing software.
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Beautiful Princess Clip Art SVGs for Crafting and Design

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To extract all layers of an image from a multi-layer PDF craft file using Photoshop, open the file in Photoshop, go to "Image" > "Open As Layered", select the layer you want to extract, and use the "Save for Web (Legacy)" menu to save it as a layered image.

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Merging PDFs horizontally places each page side-by-side, while merging them vertically stacks one page on top of another.

I'm working with SolidWorks; how do I export a smaller DXF file from it?

To export a smaller DXF file from SolidWorks, go to File > Export > DXF, and select the "Compact" option to reduce file size.