can you transfer designs to floppy disk with this program????
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My machine doesn't use floppy disk. I use a memory card or USB. However, looking in the manual it does give instructions for floppy disks. Embrilliance.com website has a wonderful forum. You'll find answers to most of your questions there. Also, you can email the support team if you don't find the answer you're looking for. The support team is excellent & their response is quick. I love the Embrilliance software, it is amazing! Hope this helps.
60691
I think it will work as long as you use an Admin account on both machines, and copy all of the files you want to move into one folder and move that. Pretty sure you can view the source files from the target machine.
1021173
Yes, you can open/select a single design in a folder to open, multiple designs, a single folder, or even multiple folders to open. I love this version of BuzzXplore (I had an earlier version and upgraded to this one). You can see as much detail regarding stitch count, color count, etc. You can see the "Actual Size" of any design by selecting the design, right-click the mouse, and select "Actual Size." Up pops another window with the actual size of the design. You can "see" designs that are still in zipped files, can unzip files within the program, and you can convert one or many designs at once to the most common machine formats. Since I have many, many designs, I love this program!
2274249
You will probably have to adapt it with a file, its soft and shapes easily. Thats what i did.
1355206
Your machine must take a disk. If it does then yes as long as you save your embroidery to the correct format. If it does noit take a disk then No!!! It will noit work.
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Probably. I installed an external hard drive via USB, so an external floppy drive should work. I assume it comes with software.
311656
I would guess yes it does, I know it works with embroidery machines. Check out your current drive if it's standard power plug and data cable for floppy, this should work. Te biggest problem is formatting your thumb drive properly, I have some links to the software if you need it.
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If I'm understanding your question correctly......you would have to first copy the stitch files from the disc to your computer...then transfer the files to a compact flash card and you need a compactflash adapter to put into your machine if you shoot me an e-mail to rkellybilla@gmail.com I can send you some photos
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I seriously doubt it. I finally threw it out because it was too old and would not work on my newer XP version or Windows 8 machine. I got the message it was already loaded, but it was not there in either machine. Too bad because only decent program I could find that let you change your art to JPG format. All the other programs I have tried you can only open the art work with the program you made it with and couldn't find any conversion software online that worked either
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Yes. Just need to format it in a format thats appropriate for Windows. Like exFAT. There are some formats that will be read/write for both Mac/Window. These will be most versatile
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I'm not sure. We use it as a standalone duplicator. The description says "no computer or software needed" but it also says that it is compatible with anyone involved with disk duplication. Maybe you can find out more information from ProDuplicator - the company who sells this unit. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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I think it can. The unit replaces the floppy drive. Better yet try a flash drive. &gt; Any way get the unit with the digital displays. I have the same unit pictured installed in a machine. use it to load programs into a cnc. Works fine.
1869321
Makerware software (by makerbot) and Replicator G software (open source) both work with all replicators. You'll need to export your designs as .stl or .obj files in Sketchup for example.
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You could do it with a external USB cd drive. There might be a way to do it from the Wacom website.
104549
hi, yes, from what I am told you do need a software program. The machine is only capable of doing a 5 by 7 design. You would have to rehoop the design. I'm a newbie too. So much to learn!
1666745
After you download the designs into the MAC, you plug in the USB cable. After that, the machine will show up as a "drive". Click and drop the designs from where you saved the designs to the "drive" that is the machine. You DO NOT need software to do this. I'm hoping you read the manual, because there is one specifically for connecting and transferring designs. It explains everything. If you are still having problems, call Brother customer service, they are there to walk you through each step.
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I found it to NOT be compatible with my Mac OSX. It did enough strange things that I have not been able to use it for the purpose I really wanted it for. I was trying to make label for the canned goods I made last year. I installed it and uninstalled it and tried it again and it still did not do the job. My main problem was the few backround designs would not come out anywhere near correct on the label. Sometimes the whole label scrambled. I really wanted something other than just plain text. I hope some day to find a program that does work with my Mac as I use to love to design things with my Print Shop on my old PC. I've thought about buying a more expensive program, but won't do it until I know it will work well.