Seriously - HOW do you get the paper OF! Broken all my nails trying to get it off…
And - I know I am going to read this as soon as send this - it keeps printing right in the middle of the material. I have reset the design etc. OK. Don’t answer - as me in a week if I have figured it out.
That’s kind of what we make our employees do - if it’s something they can LOOK up - they gotta do it.
Start with this search and you’ll probably find what you’re looking for 
https://community.glowforge.com/search?q=remove%20masking%20order%3Alatest
Gorilla Tape is your friend for removing the paper.
Posting in Problems and Support opens a support ticket, so if you don’t actually want a reply from support, Everything Else might be a better place to post so we can all commiserate with you. 
Oh My…Thanks for telling me…I get excited and forget my manners and my common sense.
I have found that soaking in alcohol hand cleaner works wonders for dissolving adhesive. Except where there is MDF as it works wonders for dissolving that too.
A search on “weeding” will bring up all kinds of suggestions for getting the paper off. My current favorite is the plastic razor blades.
I second the plastic razor blades!
If you buy a cake from the grocery it comes with that plastic cake server, but then every time you cut a straight line you get a nice straight piece of scrap that will be very sharp, and a lot faster to make more than to grow new fingernails. 
Happens to me all too often. My three go-to’s got the removal:
Plastic razor blades - Relatively cheap, and can buy in bulk. Cons to this, when doing intricate designs with lots of tiny pieces such as words, the clean up can be a bother and the delicate pieces may sometimes break.
Duct tape/Gorilla tape - Doubles as both a great way to remove the paper, and also for other things such as wallets and prom dresses. Only con I’ve found with this route is the frustration of overlapping a piece and having it stick to itself.
The excess paper - I can’t remember off the top of my head, but another user suggested using the back side of a design (that isn’t being used) as a replacement to using duct tape. Doesn’t have as strong a grip, but again, with delicate engraves that might be a good thing. Plus, you have a new use for it other than throwing it straight into the trash.
These are also amazing! The point end can sometimes scratch the finish though, so use it carefully.
https://www.uscutter.com/USCutter-2-in-1-Wood-Burnisher-with-point
I ordered these things and then my husband said he had them all in his shop! lol.
Thank you so much…You guys are great!
Another good use for wood scraps and broken needles.
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