Excellent thank you. Love this app.

You are the BEST!!!

What if your chart is multiple pages - do you have to load each pieces as a separate project?

@markuprxp

2 жыл бұрын

Hi 'The Paper Addict', if you have a multi-page chart most users currently use third party tools to convert them to a single PDF and load then into Markup R-XP that way. However, we do have this feature request on our backlog (see trello.com/c/jtQW7xjI) and if it gets more votes we can look at adding to it in. Thanks

Hi, I’ve got several patterns that are in a book and are over multiple pages. Do you have a function that allows this yet?

@markuprxp

Жыл бұрын

Hi Kayleigh, we are looking at doing something to allow users to do this, but the workaround for the meantime is to combine your individual images into a PDF using a free online PDF editor. Thanks

Excellent tutorial. I do worry though…. If this chart is copyright protected. Don’t want Markup getting in to any copyright issues.

@markuprxp

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Jan, thanks for your concern. I agree that copyright is a big issue, so I checked with Alan at Lizzie*Kate to get their permission first before posting the video. Thanks

@HoopItUpWithJan0606

2 жыл бұрын

@@markuprxp awesome! I am enjoying learning the application!

I need to know how to upload the paper pattern. Do I take a photo of it then add that? It doesn’t actually explain this in the video. Please can you let me know.

@markuprxp

5 ай бұрын

Hi, for Markup R-XP to work with any chart it must be straight and flat - that means there should be little to no bend in the chart lines of your image. This can be caused by creases, crumples in the paper, curled up corners or just the paper not being flat on the surface when the photo is taken. Most of our users tend to get their paper patterns scanned and that creates a PDF document. From there, the PDF file can be uploaded into Markup R-XP. You can also pick up lots of helpful hints and tips if you join our FaceBook group 'Markup R-XP Users' . Thanks, James