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After the performance I had when my machine was accidentally switched off I thought I'd do some research about how to save a design I'd built up on the machine. First of all, I had to find the book which I hadn't looked at for over a year, but I think I now have the solution if it ever happens again. All I have to do now is to remember to save before I start stitching! (LOL)
Comments (9)
255070✽
Pleased that you have found the solution - just hope it never happens again.....
7232✽
Im the same with my instruction book! Glad you figured it out though!!!
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mysugarfootswife
14 Apr 2011
+5✽
Being the back up person that I am, I always save anything first. You can always open it again. But glad you learned that for next time. Cause it will happen again. Murphy's Law and all that stuff.
169079✽
I understand all too well the frustration. I keep all of my manuals within reach of each machine for that reason.
132773✽
Way to go Sue, always better to be safe than sorry. Hugs Yvonne
20463✽
Sue, Glad it worked out for you.
After reading your post with the disaster I put reading the manual catching the design to the machine on my to do list. And hoped that you would find a proper fix.
After reading your post with the disaster I put reading the manual catching the design to the machine on my to do list. And hoped that you would find a proper fix.
145313✽
Now it will only happen again when you forget to save - whether it's because it's a one-time job or just failing grey matter - that's the time your machine will act up. Glad you found the way how-to.
1 comment
Of course it will!
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7875✽
Goody! My books are always on hand,it's nice to refresh all the features our machines can do. I have yet to use the fancy foot that cuts as it sews.
(Brother Innovis 1500)
Happy Stitching.
From Bev
(Brother Innovis 1500)
Happy Stitching.
From Bev