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by 5thmurphy 21 Nov 2010 ( edited Nov 21'10 17:26 )
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Does anyone know of a good resizing program at a reasonable cost?

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by leenova54 21 Nov 2010
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I have been using Wilcom Trusizer and it is free. It took me a bit to figure it out because I am not good with the computer but I have it down pat now.
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by shirlener88 21 Nov 2010
Debra, that is good to hear.
by beatie58 21 Nov 2010
Well done! Like me it is easy when you know how. Hugs Sally
by muzicdiva777 22 Nov 2010
I use Trusizer too, and so far everything I've resized and saved in my format has sewn out beautifully! The best part is that it is free.
by 5thmurphy 22 Nov 2010
Thanks so much! *
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by jasanne 21 Nov 2010
+5
Sew What Pro is a great program for resizing and editing, and reasonably easy to use. Depends what you want to do but it has worked well for me. You can download it for a free trial period and see if it works for you. And the back up support from Steve and Judy is second to none if you have a problem with anything they will help you out. (and no I'm not affiliated, just a happy customer)
1 links:
[1] http://www.sandscomputing.com/
www.sandscomputing.com
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by theduchess 21 Nov 2010
I downloaded free version.Thanks
by 5thmurphy 22 Nov 2010
Thanks so much! *
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by persiancatlover 21 Nov 2010
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i use wilcomtruesizer its free and easy to use,gr connie
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by 5thmurphy 22 Nov 2010
Thanks so much! *
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by mary51 21 Nov 2010
+4
you got your answers. Good luck!!!
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by 5thmurphy 22 Nov 2010
Thanks so much! *
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by msfancyvip 21 Nov 2010
+2
I use Smart Sizer Gold by Amazing Designs Great Notions. Super-Super easy to learn and very affordable. I beleive Buzz Tools also has an affordable program to check out. ~Rita
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by 5thmurphy 22 Nov 2010
Thanks so much! *
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by mariahail 21 Nov 2010
+1
I use Stitch Era, free.****
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by 5thmurphy 22 Nov 2010
Thanks so much! *