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by bkd147 17 Oct 2009 ( edited Oct 19'09 06:38 )
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I am trying to find software that I will be able to combind designs and lettering on the screen at the same time be able to rotate them. do you know of one that will do this and is it easy to use

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by beutelhexe 17 Oct 2009
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Hello, I do not know if I have correctly understood your question, because my English is not so good. But I work with Embird, because I can take it all at once and work together. And it is easy with embird.
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by bkd147 17 Oct 2009
what i am trying to do is put 3 or more designs on the screen at one time and then I will be able to add lettering and sew them out. Thnks for your help. I will see if I can get a free copy of embird and see if i can do thisl
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by gerryvb 17 Oct 2009
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I use PE-design( pes-format) but that's not for free,*4u
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by bkd147 17 Oct 2009
Thanks You
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by claudenicolas 17 Oct 2009
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I can do that very easy with my software 3D embroidery studio, but it is very expensive, and most of Cuties here find that embird is more easy and less expensive, I think there is a version of trying free for a month, I hope that you understand my bad english.***
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by bkd147 17 Oct 2009
Thanks I am going to try to download the free and see what happens
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by lv2sew 17 Oct 2009
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this software is very easy to use and inexpensive. There is a free trial of 30 days or 60 saves..
1 links:
[1] http://www.sandscomputing.com/id11.html
www.sandscomputing.com
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by annita1 17 Oct 2009
ik werk ook met deze site , heel gemakkelijk in gebruik en niet duur in aankoop!
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by justheather 17 Oct 2009
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Embird can do that. The basic version is about $150 and fairly easy to use.
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by bkd147 18 Oct 2009
Thank you i have tried to download the trial and i cant find any of my designs now that i have the program maybe you can tell me how to use it. Thanks
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by lbrow 17 Oct 2009
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bkd Embird is my choice. I have had it for several yrs. now. They will let u have it for a 30 day trial free to see if u want it. If not they just discontinue it with no ques. asked. *4u
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by edithfarminer 17 Oct 2009
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What you are looking for is very easy to do.
I also use 3D, but is expensive.(now 4D)

Good luck
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by waterlily 17 Oct 2009
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lv2sew has given you the link to the software that I use. It's a really good and inexpensive choice. I love mine!
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by bkd147 18 Oct 2009
Thanks for all your help. can you please gell me how to use embird so, that i can find my designs
by bkd147 18 Oct 2009
Sorry I send you the wrong answer. I am going to sewwhat to download that program I think it is much easier than embird. I will proberly pm you later. Thanks
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by asterixsew 17 Oct 2009
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I use PE design and as already mentioned it is not a freebie. I got mine when I bought my machine. It is in use regularly and can be used to digitise patterns too.
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by bkd147 18 Oct 2009
Thanks for the reply
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by tindo 18 Oct 2009
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What machine do you have? usually the software for combining designs come with the machine...depending of course on the machine.
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by marjialexa 18 Oct 2009
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I think probably the Embird would be the best choice if you don't already have some digitizing software. I have Janome Digitizer Pro, which can do all this easily, but it is an expensive program. It's so nice to be able to do what you're trying for, very easy to sew out, I hope the Embird trial works well for you. Good luck, hugs, Marji
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by bkd147 18 Oct 2009
I have the free trial and dont know how to use it i cannot find my dsigns now. it will not let me see my drive with the designs
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by jasanne 19 Oct 2009
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Try SewWhatPro from Sands Computing. You can download a 30day trial from their website.
It is an editing program, no digitizing or anything like that, but it is easy to use and no so expensive as Embird.
They also have a yahoo group for users of their software, and if you email them direct they are also very helpful.
1 links:
[1] http://www.sandscomputing.com/
www.sandscomputing.com