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Diana Cedolia. She is a Husgvarna Viking educator and Software Specialist. I am going to this on Friday, so hope that I can learn something. I paid a lot for the 4D Pro, and for the life of me can not figure out how to get things digitized, and anything. I truly am not computer literate, but it should not be that confusing to me. I have some special things that I want to get done, and would love to be able to do them for Christmas. Cute Friends, keep you fingers crossed for me. I am sure going to need it.
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Cutie #8325809
05 Aug 2008
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fingers toes and eyes crossed maybe i can get a friend of mine to come back to cute to help you she has 4d and doing a great job let me see if i can find her and maybe she can help you
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Thanks - I ve two friends going too, but they have depended on me a lot to help them with things - this dumb ole girl can't seem to get it right. I will have to post my fist attempt! Done a while back though.
by Cutie #8325809
05 Aug 2008
my first atempt was a disaster i still have it i guess for memories lol it was auto digitized looked good to me but then it had 36 color changes for what looked like 8 or 9 colors by the eye so then i started to manual well i guess i should say click to stitch that is a lot better now i need to learn to manual punch oh me oh my lol
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I saw the new Diamond Husgvarna Viking. Is that the same machine as the 4d Pro? When I took my lessons, I was so computer illiterate that I had to take a lesson first to take the classes. when they got to digitizing I was totally lost. I don't have a scanner on my printer. I know you will do fine, because you wiil understand the terms.
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Katydid - the Diamond is the embroidery machine. The 4Dpro is the software for Husgvarna. I would probably like the Diamond, but can not see putting out $9000 right now for it since I do have the SE. My friend also has the SE and she was offered $3000 for hers to trade up. Maybe we should learn to appreciate what we have, and just make it work for us. Thanks for responding.
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Don't give up,maybe when you see it in person at the class everything will become clear.Good Luck ( everything crossed. ) A flower for you
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shirleysisson
05 Aug 2008
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I'm sure you will be fine once you've had it all explained to you in the class. Fingers crossed. *4U
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I still wonder why so many want to digitize their own when there are so many wonderful designs on the internet. I have a Janome 300E with no digitizing software and I am having a wonderful time just stitching. However, if it weren't for those who do such lovely digitizing, I wouldn't have any designs to stitch. Thank you.
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Best of luck dlonna. Let your brain & fingers soak it all up then show us what u learned *4U
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Best of luck dlonna. Let your brain & fingers soak it all up then show us what u learned *4U
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I have 4D Pro and love it! I've taught myself - you can e-mail me at me2creations@hotmail.com and I'll help you all I can!
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Also, you can go to this site for free weekly tutorial. Just click on the "Tutorial" tab.
http://linsews.com/
http://linsews.com/
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marjialexa
07 Aug 2008
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When you see it done by a pro, really it will come clear. Just remember to take a lampshade with you, because that lightbulb over your head is going to be soooo bright when it comes on, hee hee hee. I have Janome Digitizer Pro and taught myself, struggled a lot, but boy when that bulb came on it was a great moment. The Pro programs do so much that lots of times we need a bit of guidance to get started right, but this class will help a lot!! Your teacher sounds like the right person for the job. Best of luck, Marji
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Cutie #8325809
07 Aug 2008
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ok got a hold of my friend she is waiting for you to email her at me2creations@hotmail.com. she would love to help you out
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always nice to know someone that can help............*4u all
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grandmapapers
07 Aug 2008
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Hope the class helps. What a shame to have software that you can't use and you've paid so much for it.
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Have you run the tutorials that came with it on the CD. I have 3D and found those very useful. 4D seems to be more consumer friendly, so follow the tutorial and you might be more successful. Good luck!
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If there is a specific problem, you can always email me.
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Cutie #8325809
09 Aug 2008
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just want to make sure this is seen i know you was gone and did not see this