Babylock Esante - Perpetual Problems

Gymmy Bob/ JP Bengi/Josepi blathered into the ether:

Distributors of BS over the Usenets is what you have become, Loser.

NHR & others. Pay absolutely no heed to the edjut's blather. As with anything.. plenty of salt over the shoulder when reading his BS.. and a little rapid crossing of oneself may help the religious amongst you.

Me? I use a pitchfork on his BS.

.. mind how you go.

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lê.ÞeemÞ
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> NAYY,

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Polly Esther

Oh my goodness, thank you just so very much. BIG sloppy kisses, even. I wanted something very small and the one I liked the best is under 2". WHoooo HOOO. Beverly, this is wonderful. I just fell off the pumpkin truck so I don't understand diddly about resizing and such; lucky if I can get the hooping and threading done without assorted disasters - but - can't you just see burp cloths and puddle pads, receiving blankets and maybe even a few quilt blocks with ballet pink fleur de lis? Polly

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Polly Esther

You're welcome. I a pretty sure Herb will jump in here with a suggestion about a free software package for re-sizing. As I recall, the one he likes is Wilcom TrueSizer:

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like Embird, but it is not free. I can also re-size using the software written for my embroidery machine. Herb?

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BEI Design

You said it all :)

Well, almost. Wilcom Truesizer will also convert from just about any design format, home or commercial, to just about any format EXCEPT Bernina .ART. Conversion is particularly useful when you acquire a design that isn't in your machine's native format.

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professional level program is Pulse Ambassador. The free version can convert a slightly different range of formats, but I don't think it can re-size.
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Herb

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Herb

Not quite, you added:

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BEI Design

The webpage (from your link) states the screen ***MUST*** be 1024 x 768

Is this mistated (should state "minimum") or do some have to go back to lower resolution video?

TIA

Well, almost. Wilcom Truesizer will also convert from just about any design format, home or commercial, to just about any format EXCEPT Bernina .ART. Conversion is particularly useful when you acquire a design that isn't in your machine's native format.

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professional level program is Pulse Ambassador. The freeversion can convert a slightly different range of formats, but I don'tthink it can re-size.
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Herb

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Josepi

Sorry (you specified two links). I should have clarified (in prev post) "Truesizer"

The webpage (from your link) states the screen ***MUST*** be 1024 x 768

Is this mistated (should state "minimum") or do some have to go back to lower resolution video?

TIA

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professional level program is Pulse Ambassador. The freeversion can convert a slightly different range of formats, but I don'tthink it can re-size.
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Herb

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Josepi

I decided to register and test the product. The following information is on the "Important Support Information" page: "Set the Screen Resolution to at least 1024 x 768" ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

I will report back, my screen resolution is 1280X768.

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BEI Design

Works fine! ;-) I run XP Pro Service Pack 3 on a Dell Inspiron 530, Processor is an Intel Duo CPU@ 2.8Ghz with

3.24GB RAM. I have a 22" Viewsonic monitor, display resolution set at 1280X768.

The Wilcom TrueSizer software loaded, opened a couple of random files, resized them just fine, and closed without hanging. A winner in my book!

Thanks Herb, I don't really NEED another embroidery software program, but I'll keep this one on the main computer I use for design downloads, maybe I'll install it on the embroidery computer later.

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BEI Design

Nothing about resizing designs, though, as far as I could see.

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BEI Design

Thanx. I figured it was an oversite.

Works fine! ;-) I run XP Pro Service Pack 3 on a Dell Inspiron 530, Processor is an Intel Duo CPU@ 2.8Ghz with

3.24GB RAM. I have a 22" Viewsonic monitor, display resolution set at 1280X768.

The Wilcom TrueSizer software loaded, opened a couple of random files, resized them just fine, and closed without hanging. A winner in my book!

Thanks Herb, I don't really NEED another embroidery software program, but I'll keep this one on the main computer I use for design downloads, maybe I'll install it on the embroidery computer later.

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Josepi

I can get a nice kit of 48 spools of 1100yrd spiral wound polyester. I'm leaning towards polyester because it doesn't rot over time from lack of use and it's colorfast.

Your thoughts? If my machine likes the Robison Rayon, what are the chances the Madeira Poly would work? (My definition of "working" is little to no breaks :) )

Also, it's been said Polyester thread is "harder" on the machine. Can you define "harder"?

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> It helps that I have a Madeira color chart for both poly and rayon. >

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NHR

I found the information at this site useful:

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Your thoughts? If my machine likes the Robison Rayon,> what are the chances the Madeira Poly would work? (My > definition of "working"> is little to no breaks :) ) I don't have many spools of Madeira poly, but what I do have works fine.... for me, but I don't have a lot of problem with thread breaking with the exception of metallics, and I learned to SLOOOOW WAY DOWN when using them. I also use a larger needle (14) and put a line of Sewer's Aid on each spool/cone of metallic.
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Also, it's been said Polyester thread is "harder" on the> machine. Can you define "harder"? Not said by me, so I cannot offer an opinion.

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BEI Design

We have only, ever used polyester but it is definitely tougher, to break. It is quite smooth and silky so I can't imagine why it work be injurious to your machine.

Your thoughts? If my machine likes the Robison Rayon, what are the chances the Madeira Poly would work? (My definition of "working" is little to no breaks :) )

Also, it's been said Polyester thread is "harder" on the machine. Can you define "harder"?

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> It helps that I have a Madeira color chart for both poly and rayon. >

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Josepi

Excellent response Bev.. and here is why I offer the accolade. You been around the ropes a tad so it is not news to you some will getup to all sorts of 'tricks'. This NHR person is well reported trolling in may places.. over a 1000 hits on just one search string alone.

Gym Bob/Bengi/Josepi is well known for setting trolls where the information is genuinely required, for another purpose. I aint saying GB is NHR.. yet. I simply haven't the time to chase it up right now buuuuut you sniff something also.. I read that in your rebuttal of the invitation to comment. So I make this post, knowing I am not the only one smelling "rat" here.

To NHR? If you aint who I am leaning to believe you are, and that from just five minutes searching archives, then I strongly suggest you do more work in "covering your tracks" when __you__ have a genuine need for information. I aint your Mom.. you figure out how to keep guys like me from looking when you go posting obvious 'clues'. One sure way is to quit with your shenanigans elsewhere. It is only "reputation" that gets you looked at.

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lê.ÞeemÞ

I am not "Bev". I think you are off base.

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BEI Design

/cue Sybil

Indeed it is well set as a UPA for you as one opinioned self-serving issue of an anal spasmed Preacher man. As is that so it is that it is of no matter in this matter.

My information is for the Usenet illiterate. You choose the association you wish, I offered my opinion above(quoted) I do not expect *you* to have the skills required to follow the bouncing ball which is a trolls 'tracks'. I *do* expect you to respect the effort made in making the information available. The supply carries no less value than any of the sewing info you pump yourself with. As is seen by the reaction(s). The 'target' has already acknowledged the information is accurate. Message-ID: ES (eternal-september.org) carries the NG, text only.

You are a Yank, by performance it is expected Yanks are both naive AND "thick". You are feeding trolls. You have been told. What you do about that is up to you. Most, once discovering their stupidity do something to correct the self indulgence. YMMV

-- lê.ÞeemÞ

++++++++ Sybil Fawlty: [on the phone] I know... I know... I know... Oh, I know! Prunella Scales - Fawlty Towers (TV Series 1975?1979)
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lê.ÞeemÞ

Don't feed the hopper troll.

Have a look at alt.binaries.crafts.pictures to see how he has destroyed that group.

lê.ÞeemÞ wrote:

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Josepi

Sorry, somehow it slipped through my filters. Won't happen again. ;-}

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BEI Design

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