You can find it in Tools > Print and Cut. We also have a new video up, showing how to salvage a job without markers in it, using the Print and Cut feature. The new Print and Cut wizard walks you through it, making the whole process simpler. Print and Cut is great, but it hasn't been very easy to use. With this in place, we'll be working on adding support for these virtual arrays on DSP controllers.

The array properties and content can be changed, and the array updates automatically: If you create a grid array, you now have the option to make it virtual, meaning that the copies are generated on the fly. Renewal pricing is not changing at this time. The new prices are $60 for the GCode version and $120 for the DSP version, and will go into effect on Monday, August 16th. We're also going to be raising our prices for the first time in several years, to allow us to expand our support and development teams. You'll be seeing more of this in the coming months. There are a bunch of new features, but a lot of the work in this release has gone into things that are more under the hood, adding stability, fixing crashes or common user errors, and improving overall usability. This doesn't mean that there is a whole new look, or massive changes, but we've grown our feature list to a point where we think this version has earned the 1.0 label.

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