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by tyco4357 20 Jul 2009 ( edited Jul 21'09 12:49 )
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Which is a good software not to expensive and one that is easy to understand? I was trying the tutorial and realized that I couldn't follow because I didn't have the software...LOL go figure..

Thanks for you help.

Jeannette

Comments (5)
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by stitchship 20 Jul 2009
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I wish that I could help you, but I have never done it. There are some pretty good suggestions in your previous post. Have you been able to find it and read them? Here is the link.
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by gerryvb 20 Jul 2009
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i have a program that's called: buzz-tools edit. in this program i can change part of the design, or re-arange,don't know if that's what you mean?but your question is back on top now,
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by mops 20 Jul 2009
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Embird is modestly priced, you can by separate elements and for your purpose the Embird Basic ($144) would be enough. I'd recommend to buy Iconizer ($20) as well. Once you want to start digitizing you can add different programmes. There is a free trial available, so DL it and have a go.
1 links:
[1] http://www.embird.com/
www.embird.com
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by colonies1 21 Jul 2009
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you got some good answers to try so here is a flower 4 all
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by marjialexa 21 Jul 2009
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Try Martine's suggestion of the Embird trial. I have Janome's Digitizer Pro, which can do anything but dishes, but it's very very expensive. I don't know how anyone gets along without some kind of software. I'd go for the Embird, since it's so inexpensive and you can upgrade it. There are lots of tutorials out there for Embird. Now, you're back at the top, maybe somebody else will have a suggesion for you. Hugs, Marji