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      Image Profile from Smustard Still Work?

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      @davecoopstl said: Thanks, TIG. Rick hasn't responded to any of my emails, yet. Does your Image Trimmer do the same thing? Dave. Yes, very much - but you must read up about enabling Java and associating .jar files etc... With that all set up you can then trim Images made from PNG files which have a transparent background... But please continue any discussions about my tool in its own thread...
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      Load Errors Help?

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      There's a temporary .rb file that you put into your Tools folder - it avoids this issue for PC v2014M0. Get it from here... http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=519331#p519331 When the next version v2014M1? is out the .rb will no longer be needed, and it will actually delete itself !
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      [REQ] Tab Key to Hide/Unhide Tool Palettes

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      Also try AntonS window Settings plugin. A true gem.
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      [REQ] Find X of One Point, Y of Another

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      Actually I think it works quite the same way, only you don't type 'x' or 'y' but choose a direction (that is, X direction means Y coordinate of the point selected) run the LINE tool move the cursor over the first reference point, don't click the LMB, just let the point becomes a green dot hit the arrow key (right for x direction) now the Y coordinate is locked, just go to the second reference point click the LMB, the line will start at desired X-Y point [image: 8XMY_capture_001_07112013_162805.gif]
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