Pixie <Pixie@AnnWheatley.com.invalid>:sayed
>On Fri, 29 Oct 2010 17:32:51 +1000, hopper
>
[..]
/taking a swig of a very large straight Jammies
I post on a fine Sunday arvo.. "Down Under" :-)
>>mHeh.... tis worth the sting to see you up again.. and not
>>lost a keystroke of fine wit<G>
>>
>And a fine red is all it takes to mellow your mood...!!
>I speak only the truth!
>/giggle
>
I am yet to see the body immune to the subtle touch
of a Darling Downs grape tread gently by virgins :->>
/snip
>Hus defaults to Sulky for example. So if I open a pes file, it wassun
>created using the Sulky palette, so my palette does its best to
>suibstitute.
>
Makes sense to me and has long been a snag in
figuring how to graphically present a design.
My solution has been to catalog the design in
Willys native EMB and then import that to a PDF print.
Problem being for the more complex (colours) one
also needs the thread information so this method is not a total
solution.
I have Generations does a fair job of cataloguing in keeping the
original 'picture' spectrum correct.
Displaying the colours a design is created in is a problem.
Well, for me who leans heavily on graphical representation.
Couldn't tell ya how anything I produce sews out :-)
/snip
[later]
>>As we know everyone in that Great Nation of America is as sharp
>>as two pins I am sure this small detail of similarity is easily
>>explained :->
>>
>Hmmmmmmmm.... !!!
>Nope, not touchin' it...
>Oh!! Such restraint.... mehehehe.
>
>
Likely a wise choice <g>
Apols for missing my posting promise in the TZ.. I got interrupted
with the GD waking and wanting walkies. Duty first, eh? <g>
>>Maybe next year we can crank up
>>our own Aussie Arvo's with complimentary lammies to go with each
>>embroidery file posted.. heh heh heh
>>
>I could even manage a sponge. I doan do a bad sponge at all!!
>Raspberry jam??
>/snicker...
>I'm a banana/passion fruit and cream goil meself :->
>
heh. I am sure there is passion in there somewhere:->
/ducks
/runs
... enjoy your evening :-)
--
hopper
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