Require instructions for Eurofold 235 folding machine?
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Try this link\n5. Operating instructions\n5.1. Paper size adjustment\nAfter the lateral paper guides (1) have been adjusted to the size of the paper being folded, the back stop (2)\nhas to be placed to the end of the paper pile. This avoids that the paper moves backwards because of the air\nblow. The achieve a maximum sheet separation, all air jets (4) outside the paper stack have to be closed\n(thus ensuring optimal air pressure under the stack)
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This question has very little available on the Internet about it. This is the closest thing I could find: \n\nTends machine that forms (twists) rope-fiber yarn into strands preparatory to being laid into rope: Installs specified size tubes that gather and compress yarn preparatory to twisting.
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http://www.thekhans.me.uk/origami/free.php\nOr this one:\nhttp://www.spacestation42.com/pt-origami.html\nit has tons of links to Origami pages
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Check this:\n\nhttp://burks.bton.ac.uk/burks/foldoc/14/131.htm
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Lay it flat, fold the sides inward (to meet in the middle), then fold in half, making sure the strings are on the bottom (closest to the floor), begin rolling from the opposite end of the bag, Roll it tightly. When you get to the end, pull the strings around the rolled up bag. Good Luck!
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It gets too thick to be folded I guess, try it using tracing paper it should work
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Tear a piece of paper up into ten pieces.  Write down an option on each and then fold them up.  Now, mix them up a bit and then draw one out.  Do whatever option you draw.  Have Fun!!!
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Check out this site for step-by-step instructions (it also includes an illustrated version) using a paperbag. You can substitute wrapping paper if you want something nicer or decorate your own. I even found one for a faux fur book cover.
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Go to Kinkos.  They have on-line printing instructions for you to pickup or get your documents delivered.  Easy.
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Go to the manufacteror website
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u lace up the strings to about hole 3 or 4 then fold over the top and the toungue part then lace the rest over the folded part
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1) Check out the Online Manual for your machine at this link:\nhttp://www.brother-usa.com/Data/Documentation/HSM/User/UM_PED-Basic_191915001.pdf\n2) See Page 6. You need to use PES files. \n------------------------------------------\nAs I see it, you can make some Folders on Your PC such as MyDesigns, Downloads, Fresh From the Web or any name that seems logical to you. On my PC I have a folder where I save my Embroidery Downloads to. Let us call this Folder "Downloads". (Don't use the quotes). Make a Sub-folder called "Brother Freebies". Make as many sub-folders as seems logical to keep things organized. You can also have a sub-folder called "Purchased". Get the idea?\n\nI surf the web and find freebies. Let us go to the Broter Site, which has plenty of freebies in the PES format. Download these files. If they are zipped, you can later on unzip them. Now, you will have a collection of Embroidery Files that you downloaded in the PES format. {Eventually you can download other formats but for now keep things easy and concentrate on the PES designs.}\n\nYou will eventulally have a large collection of PES format Embroidery Designs. Move the ones that you like to the folder "MyDesigns" (or a similiar folder.). On page 6, they have a chart. It appears that you can browse your Folders on your PC to find your PES designs. Follow the directions to embroider the embroidery design that you chose while browsing in Folders. \n---------------------------------------\nAfter you are familiar with Downloading PES files and using the PED to embroidery your PES files, you can expand your horiazons to include freebies that are in other formats such as HUS, DST, JEF, SEW, etc. You will download these files to your folder "Downloads" putting them in a sub-directory for HUS files, etc. \n\nYou might need software to convert the other design formats to PES files. Maybe you have Brother software that will do such conversions. If not, look into Embird that converts, organizes, edits and allows you to view your embroidery designs on your PC. There is a thirt day free trial for embird at http://www.embird.com. Alternatively, Buzz Tools has embroidery editing and viewing software and a free 30 day trial. I have Embird and it is very reasonable. But both are very good. \n\nNow that you got some freebies from the Viking site, you will then be able to convert the HUS files to PES files and then use them in your Brother PED machine. With such utilities you will be able to save a huge collection of Embroidery designs, many free. I have found some of the best designs that I loved are free, such as from Brother, etc. \n\nGood luck! Please feel free to email me to ask about embroidery. \n\nHappy Embroidering!\nJosyMaude\n=====================================================\nMy previous comment to you prior to my finding the PDF manual on your Brother PED machine:\nCould you download PES files and then use your Brother Embroidery software to export them to the proper file extension that your Brother PE uses. \n\nBrother Machines usually use PES format. I have a Viking but the concept is similiar. The Viking uses the HUS and or VIP format. These type of formats are the stitch files for your particular embroidery machine. Then in order for your embroidery machine to understand these files, often there is another utility that converts the file to a file extension that the machine embroidery hardware can understand. The utility is often a reader writer box or even a direct link to your embroidery machine. This utility will convert the Stitch file such as the PES to the proper format for your embroidery machine to understand. In other words, on your PC you work with PES files and then later you have your Reader/Writer Box convert these PES files to formats that the hardware (embroidery machine) understands. The reader/writer box would save to cards for the brother or save to a floppy. \n\nIn my Viking, I download HU
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You may want to check out this link unless you really prefer using a machine.\n\n\nhttp://www.installersstore.com/cgi-bin/INSstore.pl?user_action=category&category=Instabind+Carpet+Binding
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Step-by-step instructions.\nhttp://wrec600.com/format.htm
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It came with a Quick Start guide.  Try that.  I am not sure why you would want us to retype the basic instructions.   Be sure to tell us the Brand and model number.   Just maybe we would not have to try and READ YOUR MIND.  \n\nIf this is just a copier, wouldn't you start by plugging it in, place the original paper on the glass and hit COPY (or whatever the big button is on top).  I am not sure why you think that you need to be some kind of Computer Whiz for something so simple.  I wonder if you tried? \n\nGood luck
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Go to the Formica website - its a full colour display of the whole process.
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http://www.printfree.com/card_pages/EnvelopeFolding.htm\n\nScroll down on the page and they have a step by step illustration on how to make an envelope.\nHope that helps