How to transfer embroidery designs to USB
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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.
1078905
No, I dont use any software to transfer, I only use windows explorer to copy de music to sansa clip
1178315
When you are in Windows Explorer looking at your list of embroidery designs purchased, you will see a generic icon next to the file. This is not helpful. The Thumbnailer gives you a thumbnail picture of the design rather than a generic icon. This makes it very easy to quickly look through your designs to find what you need. Beware, however, the colors shown in the thumbnail can be bizarre and not representative of the actual colors of the design thus making it hard to discern what it is a picture of. I don't know what Essentials has; perhaps the thumbnailer is included. Work with what you for a while. If it gets irritating that all you see in Windows Explorer is a generic icon then purchase the thumbnailer. It does not do anything other than render a design. It is not software that you open; it just works once you install it. I like it except for the bizarre colors. It seems to be all my designs from Embroidery Library web site are shown with the wrong colors. (Simplicity SE3 machine and PC with Windows 8.1)
434366
Yes it can be transfered to a USB device or accessed using the included software by PC
2035063
You will also need a PED for downloading the designs to the card. See. http://www.amazon.com/Brother-PED-Basic-Software-Downloading-Embroidery/dp/B000GTNEEO/ref=sr_1_18?ie=UTF8&qid=1375717405&sr=8-18&keywords=Embroidery+machines. You'll have to check the website to see if it is compatible with your machine. Hope this answers your question.
453334
Wish I could help, I use these strictly to store embroidery designs. Sorry I can't be of any help...
1843393
It should just pop up in the desktop, and then you can drag'n'drop stuff to and from it. If it doesn't work, try following the instructions for formatting here: http://support.g-technology.com/support/g-drive-mobile-usbYou can format it for mac only or for Windows and mac
1078074
If your talking about software the machine has nothing to do with the operating system . I have a Mac so I really cannot answer the question but I cannot see why not. The machine does not come with software nor does it need any. You download clip art and other designs from the net and also Avery. Avery has tech support but as I said their not that supportive
1609977
Open windows start, then you go to Accessories, then you go to Windows Tools. At the bottom of that menu you'll find "easy transfer, open and transfer your files...
1647912
I'm nor sure. I figured it would work I was also considering textile paint and stenciling. tI haven't tried anything with mine yet. Being 100 percent good quality canvas they should be ultimately paintable and transfers. As canvas I would imagine that embroidery type art would work too.
381757
No - it will not hook up directly to a computer. I just print out the image I am using and then run it through the stencil maker.
1866557
place a microSD card with the gold contacts side facing the contacts visible in the slot of the USB adapter, sliding it in with your fingernail, until it stops. It needs to go in rather deep, and pushing with your finger may not get it in all the way. Then place the USB adapter in a USB slot in your computer. Windows machines will sense the new addition & a window will pop up asking if want to open the files in Windows Explorer. Say yes, and you will get access to your files, which you can then copy to your computer or use in any way you want. Sorry, I don't know mac.
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well you connect the usb to the computer, you allow the computer to install the printers program and then u pressed print on the file you wanna print. this is the thing, you gotta make sure you are sending it to your printer, cuz as default the computer sends the file to a standart printer. what you have to do is make sure you are sending it to your printers name. after that the computer will automatically send the file to your printer.hope it works!
204884
It will be nearly impossible unless you can somehow gets those albums transferred to a device that can be accessed by using a USB cable. You might want to check out some businesses that can get your albums over to a memory card or a CD. Good luck. I'd like to know if you do get this accomplished, it would be of interest to a lot of people to learn how you did it.
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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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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)
1671686
The Machine accepts a USB Stick with instructions to do it's work. It comes with software to create Lithopanes on your computer/laptop and then transfer the instructions to the machine via USB stick.