nUser <ThreadWidow@invalid.com>wrote:
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>>.. and keep the great graphics coming :-)
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>>cheerio
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>I tried to run embird that I got from the other site you once referred me
>to: (moms..etc..). and when I attempted to run it on my win-7 I get an
>error. now I am stuck.. any suggestions?
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Nope.. Win7 is an entirely different deal to
the systems that version of Embird will run on, TW.
I support Win98SE and provide limited support for XP,
that's it.. the tail chasing in running Windows tweaks
has to stop somewhere. Both of the above are the limits
for any future "Windows platform" support from this
desk.
I have a method developed to mount XP-Pro to a new
computer which does work as a generic install.
In the near future I will give that a run through ABCP
for those interested in a permanent fix for avoiding
'upgrade' [loose use] to Win7.
>I liked the iconizer in that.
>
There are hazards in using that feature, TW.. some
systems will "adopt" the iconiser engine and apply it
to everything thereby wiping out existing icon
identification for particular tools on a computer.
Annoying and difficult to "undo".
As a matter of course my recommendation is not to use
the feature at all.
>
>I never gave it a thought that you all would like to see the finished
>product. Will try and remember for future work.
>
No way might I speak for all digitisers but I myself
find the output very helpful in determining what to
adjust, or try as an alternative.
However.
Even getting pix off the camera and onto a computer is
beyond many many people.
For sewers there is the ability to use the skills
learnt in posting project pix in another environment.
To post same to Usenet and do so in a way that actually
works is not a wasted time in learning.
Your work in posting "I am done" pix of your sewing is
excellent example of "how to".. do encourage others :-)
cheerio
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hopper
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