Hello all, Question, files ending in ".edr, .jpg.bak and pes.bak" are there for a reason but I just don't know why. I only use the .pes file and delete the rest and my designs work perfectly... comments.... and how would I use them?
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Hi I do not know how to PM you, so please, may I request a snowman? HUS format. Nick (boy).
Thanks so much
Connie
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by asterixsew
19 Nov 2022
http://www.cuteembroidery.com/959...
Connie if you look under the Q&A section of Cute you will find lots of information about how Cute works including sending a PM
1207Actually, I don't keep any except the format I use. they take a lot of memory and with the tens of thousands of designs I have, those take up too much memory. I don't even save the .jpg files as my computer and embroidery machine show the designs. I've never had a problem just keeping the .pes. file.
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59631Good question! I always wondered what it was for and automatically deleted it.
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33641Hi Dolly. I am hoping the .jpg.bak is their backup copy of a .jpg. If so, it will enable your computer to show you a picture of the design file stitchout. Always good to see your happy face pop up here on Cute.
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66914I believe the .edr extension is the native object file for Embird...
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by dollygk
15 Nov 2022
Color chart, is there any way we can see what it says??? It would hold the numbers of the spools as well, Yes??
318516This is a good question to ask, especially for any of our new embroiders. As far as I know, we only need the format our machines use.
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by dollygk
15 Nov 2022
He He.,.. so you don't know either... as most of us as well!!! When I upload the .pes design to my machine it does a great stitch out SO we don't really need them.
169064a *.bak" file is created during work as an intermediate backup and is quasi useless, you can delete it unseen, hugs Maria
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