I seem to remember that there was a site that listed what was on each cartridge by item. Meaning, if you were looking for a horse, it would tell you what cartridges had a horse. This was way back on the old message board. Does anyone have a link to this site or even remember it? I realize the Gypsy does that now, but I'd rather look at it on the computer.

Thanks, Dee

Dee ~ Sent you a PM Deborah

I'm quite sure that the creator's name is Cynthia Feenstra. Cynthia...are you out there?

Thanks, this is a great site and maybe it's the one I was thinking of, but I thought you could search by subject. For instance, if I wanted a cat, I would go down the list and find cat. Then it would tell me all the cartridges on which I would find a cat. Maybe I'm remembering it incorrectly.....or maybe it's the one Cynthia did. Lets see if she turns up.

Thanks, Dee

The link i gave you is the spreadsheet in .pdf format. once you download it, you can do a search with your .pdf reader and tab through, ie. 'flower', 'cat', etc.

it's really very comprehensive. i have it saved to my ipad, too.

I use Foxit .pdf reader (it's free to download - Adobe Acrobat takes up too many resources). But I believe you can do the same thing with Adobe Acrobat.

You need to have downloaded the file "Cricut Cheat Sheet by Alpha" to do this. Save it to your hard drive and open it up.

Here's a screenshot. The pink arrow shows the 'find' field where i type in what i'm looking for i.e. flower, cat, dog. the blue arrow points to the icons that let me click through each item. the search will start at the beginning of the spreadsheet and you just start clicking through until you get to a 'flower' on a cartridge that you have. hope this makes sense!



here's a website that tells you how to do the search in an Adobe Acrobat document - looks basically the same

using the search feature in Adobe Acrobat Reader

Searching within a PDF document

You can use the "Find" command to find a complete word or part of a word in the current PDF. Acrobat Reader looks for the word by reading every word on every page in the file, including text in form fields.
Finding a word using the Find command

1. Click the Find button , or choose Edit > Find.
2. Enter the text to find in the text box. Select search options if necessary:

* Match Whole Word Only finds only occurrences of the complete word you enter in the text box. For example, if you search for the word "stick," the words "tick" and "sticky" will not be highlighted.
* Match Case finds only words that contain exactly the same capitalization you enter in the text box.
* Find Backwards starts the search from the current page and goes backwards through the document.

3. Click Find. Acrobat Reader finds the next occurrence of the word.


Finding the next occurrence of the word

1. Choose Edit > Find Again.

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