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by Knalitz 03 Nov 2018 ( edited Nov 05'18 00:06 )
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Hi! I have a Viking topaz 50 which type of design file do I use a Vip or vps3

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by asterixsew 03 Nov 2018
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Hi and welcome. Not having Viking machines I am not going to give a answer but knowing Cute someone will be along soon with the correct information for you
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by crafter2243 03 Nov 2018
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I do not know since I do not own a Viking machine. After researching it for you I came up with the following. Looks to me that it uses VP3 format
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by killiecrankie 04 Nov 2018
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I have a Husqvarna Diamond which is 9 yrs old, VP3 is the preferred format but you can use several other formats without using software to convert designs to VP3.ART format doesn't work .
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by juanitadenney 05 Nov 2018
Diamonds have not been on the market for 9 years.
by sewist1 05 Nov 2018
The Diamond was released in 2008:
https://newatlas.com/husqvarna-viking-designer-diamond-sewing-machine/9488/
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by AuntAnnie 04 Nov 2018
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I'm assuming since you ask this question that your machine is used and you were not given the owner's manual...

According HV, this machine should read most common home embroidery formats including: .SHV, .DHV, .VP3, .HUS, .PEC, .PES, . XXX, .SEW, .JEF, .EXP, .10*, and .DST. Also, VF3 embroidery font files.

Consider downloading the manual using the following link from Husqvarna Viking.
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by mops 04 Nov 2018
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I have a Ruby which has vp3 as the preferred format, I usually download both vp3 and vip. when available. Older CUTE designs don't offer vp3, but as vip works equally well, I DlL that. I recently used .pes just to try it out and the machine did what the manual promised: it stitched out beautifully.
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by juanitadenney 05 Nov 2018
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I have 3 Vikings and you can use either VP3 or VIP doesn't matter. Hope you enjoy yours as much as I have for the past 10 years. Juanita from Missouri
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by juanitadenney 05 Nov 2018
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VP3-VIP