You have to line up every letter from an alpha in your softwareprogram. That is a difference with the fonts you have in your pfaff machine. Sorry for that but it'd tthe only way to use the alpha's. Good luck

The letters you collect are to be treated as every embroidery design: combine and space them by hand in your software. Quite an exacting job. So it's easiest to use them for monograms.
The fonts your software has (or your machine)can be used in a different, and far more pleasant way: you type them in and they are spaced automatically, in my 3D software one line at a time, in the newer 4D a whole recipe or a poem, as if you were typing them in Word.

Great question!! You've got an eye for details! I'm so glad you asked for input about alpha/fonts. You will delight many with your designs, I'm sure.

I think alfabeth is the letters A-Z .And font is the way of writing(embroidering) these letters A-Z, so for instance curly,or very bold or with little decorations. To use the letters in an embroidery ,Iris2006 told you already you must line up in Embroidery program. *4u

I did buy BuzzWord for this. You do need to add all the letters for any font or alphabet that you already own. I do have BuzzEdit also. But $129 is a lot of money just to make my life easier but to me it was worth it. Here a flower