I want to know if this computer will read pes. files I need to use it for my sewing machine designs I have to download" myeditor" program to read the files can this machine do that I also need usb ports ? I want to know if this computer will read pes. files I need to use it for my sewing machine designs I have to download" myeditor" program to read the files can this machine do that I also... » Read More I want to know if this computer will read pes. files I need to use it for my sewing machine designs I have to download" myeditor" program to read the files can this machine do that I also need usb ports ? « Show Less
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you will need software on the computer to read .pes filesIt appears there are a number of freeware programs that might workon any Windows computer. However, I recommend something newerthen the Dell Latitude E6400 = very ancient/old laptop design!See this link: http://www.ehow.com/facts_5575933_file-extension-pes.html
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You always need a program to read specific type of files; so, what you need is to install a program to read PES files. It is like Adobe Reader is needed to read PDF files.PES files are used to store designs for some embroidery machines. If you open one in a text editor like notepad, the first 4 characters will be #PES. The next 4 characters tell what version the file is.The PES file type is primarily associated with 'Brother/Babylock/Bernina Home Embroidery Format' by Buzz Tools Plus. This file contains stitches and is used by Babylock, Bernina and Brother home embroidery machines. You always need a program to read specific type of files; so, what you need is to install a program to read PES files. It is like Adobe Reader is needed to read PDF files.PES files are used to store designs for some embroidery machines. If you open one in a text editor like notepad, the first 4 characters will be #PES. The next 4 characters tell what version the file is.The PES file type is primarily associated with 'Brother/Babylock/Bernina Home Embroidery Format' by Buzz Tools Plus. This file contains stitches and is used by Babylock, Bernina and Brother home... » Read More You always need a program to read specific type of files; so, what you need is to install a program to read PES files. It is like Adobe Reader is needed to read PDF files.PES files are used to store designs for some embroidery machines. If you open one in a text editor like notepad, the first 4 characters will be #PES. The next 4 characters tell what version the file is.The PES file type is primarily associated with 'Brother/Babylock/Bernina Home Embroidery Format' by Buzz Tools Plus. This file contains stitches and is used by Babylock, Bernina and Brother home embroidery machines. « Show Less
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Sorry i don't know about the pes files but i can tell you mine has 1 usb port on the left side and 2 on the right side...
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I don't know - I have never tried but most formats you can download the software to read the files. The laptop has 4 USB ports - I have owned 4 of these laptops and think they are great - very rugged.
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Yes it will work with your machine as long as you have a way of getting designs from your computer to your machine.
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I believe if the game says what operating software you have on your laptop and you have enough memory one your drive, you should be able to play your games. My Sewing Programs work with Windows XP and I have no problem with them! :)
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You have to have the designs in your computer, then you plug a USB stick into the computer, transfer them on and plug it into the sewing machine. But first you plug the new (blank) USB stick into the sewing machine, turn the machine on & the machine will format the stick properly for the tranfer. I don't do it that way, however, I have my machine plugged right into my computer using the cable that came with it.
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If your machine works the PES digitizing code yes Otherwie if your machine uses another system You would have to find out what system it is. (look in the instruction mannual.) If its a different , you need an embroidery software that can convert from the system to the embroidery card uses to yours
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As this machine is completely computerized, it must be connected to a computer to use the Embroidery Function. I have also discovered the Computer must be connected to the machine to run the Auto-Punch program. However it can use a Stand Alone ( Non-Singer ) auto-punch program with saving the file in any of the embroidery file extensions.
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You would not be able to open a pes design on your computer unless you have a softeare. This one is great to work with and is very easy to use. You can even merge your fonts with this program. Good luck!
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i presume so as it is simply a reader. more important from my perspective is if the program it reads into works with W8 (mine does not).
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Well, the same thing happened to me. I figured out that the foot pedal must be plugged in to my computer BEFORE I open my transcription software. So, for example, if you open your Word document to type into and then open your transcription software and then plug in the foot pedal, it won't work. But, if you plug in the foot pedal to your computer BEFORE you open the transcription software, it should work. Hope this helps. Good luck.
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8 isn't that bad, but some software isn't compatible with it. I use Wilcom Bernina Sewing software to digitize machine embroidery designs, I have version 6, windows 8 isn't compatible with it, so I had to keep an older lap top to run Wilcom. It does take some getting used to, but I also use Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator, the full suite...and this PC runs it great, no lag time at all.
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I think so. I have seen file formats for the Bernina machines in the program. When you are installing the program, it will ask you the machine that will be use for. I understand that can be used for Brothers machines like mines, Bernina and various brands more .
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Compatible with: Tajima computerized embroidery machines and Happy computerized embroidery machines Voltage: 5V DC Interface: USB port, 4 pin power plug (Power), 34 pin plug (Standard floppy drive)
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I have tried to do this with the program. Let me be very clear this program only operates within another program already installed on your computer. I have found the Paint program to work the best. However you can find clip art from the internet and save it to your computer only if it is a PES file then open it in paint( which is what I do) . If there is a lot of detail the program will just kind of jumble it up when you try to embroider it , so if you try that I suggest very simple art without a lot of detail. Hope this helps you.
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Sorry, I find nothing on memory in the table of contents or see anything on the keyboard for that. I'm assuming the only way would be to use the port to attach it to your computer but I do not use it that way at all so can't help in that regard.
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No they will not run on the PE tablet. All Microsoft Office apps are for the Windows operating system and this is Android. However there is a Kingsoft Office suite which offers Documents, spreadsheet and presentation and is mostly compatible with the Microsoft Office files. It may not be 100% compatible; some reformatting may be necessary but the files are transportable between systems. You also may find "Open Office" available for Android. It's originally written for Linux but has been ported to other operating systems. It, too, is not 100% compatible, but it is for the most part. Hope this helps. Oh and the apps I mentioned are free.
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Yes, you can download to a usb stick from your library folder with design. Just right click design-send to-removable disk. Its also allows you to view designs without having to open any program, without it your computer is not set up to read these files. I can just go to my library, click my embroidery folder and see what I have and don't have. Makes life a little easier in planing a design before hand. Buy it, its worth it.
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I can only answer for Tajima, it is a simple remove old FDD and replace with the emulator drive. You then save designs to a flash drive. Configure the flash drive to have folders by number beginning with 01, 02, and so on to number 99. Each folder can hold many embroidery files. To read the file you want, first save the file in the flash drive to folder number 13, on the emulator, push button (on the emulator) until the display reads 13, insert your flash drive then select your file as normal from the embroidery machine, it will read it just as if a floppy were installed. The file number must be selected each time or the emb machine will try to read the same file. It is very easy and efficient. I can only answer for Tajima, it is a simple remove old FDD and replace with the emulator drive. You then save designs to a flash drive. Configure the flash drive to have folders by number beginning with 01, 02, and so on to number 99. Each folder can hold many embroidery files. To read the file you want, first save the file in the flash drive to folder number 13, on the emulator, push button (on the emulator) until the display reads 13, insert your flash drive then select your file as normal from the embroidery machine, it will read it just as if a floppy were installed. The file number... » Read More I can only answer for Tajima, it is a simple remove old FDD and replace with the emulator drive. You then save designs to a flash drive. Configure the flash drive to have folders by number beginning with 01, 02, and so on to number 99. Each folder can hold many embroidery files. To read the file you want, first save the file in the flash drive to folder number 13, on the emulator, push button (on the emulator) until the display reads 13, insert your flash drive then select your file as normal from the embroidery machine, it will read it just as if a floppy were installed. The file number must be selected each time or the emb machine will try to read the same file. It is very easy and efficient. « Show Less