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by scrappinhappie 04 Jan 2016 ( edited Mar 15'18 16:33 )
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What is the difference between Jef and Jef+

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by mops 04 Jan 2016
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No idea, it might contain extra info, Like e.g. a greater colour palet. My 4-needle only reads dst and jef, not jef+.
I know the newest Husqvarna/Pfaff software gives default a vp4 file which holds more info than a vp3. But only the newest (and most expensive) machines can read that.
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by pennifold 16 Mar 2018
Yes, don't I know it!!!!!!!!!!!!! Love Chris
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by marianb 04 Jan 2016
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I have always wondered that to. I know my 300E doesn't understand the Jef+ . Will be interested if anyone else knows. Marian
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by sandralane 04 Jan 2016
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janome 1100 and 1200 machines take jef+ just a new variation program for these machines from janome website smaller models and ella take jef .Sandra.
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by sandralane 04 Jan 2016
typed wrong sorry, ELNA
by dragonflyer 04 Jan 2016
As a side note...I think that all of the newer machines that read the Jef+ will also read the Jef format too...
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by scrappinhappie 05 Jan 2016
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Very interesting. I know my 300E uses Jef but when I transfer to my 500E using the editing software that came with the machine it transfers to the machine in Jef+ but wondered what was different.
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by lidiad 05 Jan 2016
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Interesting to know. Thank you for asking.
Hugs, Lidia
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by patming 15 Mar 2018
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jef is a stitch data file and jef+ is and editable file used for larger hoops. There is a detailed difference on Janome
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by gramsbear 15 Mar 2018
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On my computer, when I use Jef+ it takes me to my Embird program. So I thought it was for Embird!!! Hahaha! I am thankful to find out what it really is used for! Thanx for posting... Hugs, Judy...