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 Use a unique name for any custom mats you create. Repeating the same name, if you have the same
dimensions, but a reversal of the W and H can cause the original mat to appear, even when selecting the
newer version.

 If you wish to delete a custom mat from the drop-down menu, select it and then press the Delete key or just
right click on the mat name and an option to delete will open. If you saved a file with a custom mat and then
share the file with another MTC owner, your mat will be added to his/her drop-down menu in MTC.
 At the time of this writing, there is no metric option for the Virtual Mat or rulers. Here is a video link for a

work-around solution:

3.05 Zooming and Panning

 Any of the following methods will allow you to zoom in and out in 10% increments from 20% to 1000%:
 Hold down the Ctrl key while rolling the mouse wheel. The zoom will center on where the mouse cursor
is currently located on the screen.
 Scroll the Zoom setting on the Virtual Mat tab on the Main Bar
 Press the + and – buttons on the keyboard

 Click on the Zoom In and Zoom Out buttons on the File Toolbar.

 Another way to zoom in and out is to use one of 4 shortcut keys (also available under View>Zoom To):
 1 (or press the middle button on the mouse): Zoom to 100%
 2: Zoom to 20%

 3: Zoom to center of current-selected shapes using current zoom level
 4: Zoom to 300%
 5 – 0: Zoom to 500%, 600%, etc. to 1000%

 Ctrl+3 – Zoom to Virtual Mat
 Ctrl+4 – Zoom to all shapes on screen

 To move the workspace up and down, roll the mouse wheel.
 To pan, press the Spacebar while dragging the left mouse button.

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