| Re: Req: Vintage Frog (Lace) from EL and monkey TIA - "C-+.rar" 57.7 KBytes |
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Date: Tue, 14 Dec 2010 16:58:04 -0800
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Pixie wrote:
> On Mon, 13 Dec 2010 16:35:17 -0800, Herb <Herb@the.herb.garden> wrote:
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>
>>Pixie wrote:
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>>>On Mon, 13 Dec 2010 02:30:32 GMT, Nieve@carnaval.ici wrote:
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>>>>Enjoy.
>>>>L.
>>>>
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>>>
>>>Nieve, could you repost these in hus format, please?
>>>I have tried two programs that supposedly convert PHC format and
>>>neither will convert the files or even recognise them.
>>>
>>>Pixie :-))
>>
>>Just tried with Embird and it does them fine. But nothing else!
>>
>> - Herb
>
>
> Thanks Herb. Disengaged Embird on my last computer years ago when it
> did a Hitler and took over like it owned the place! I wasn't impressed
> with it. A personal thing, doan write me!
>
> BTW, what version of Embird?? I asked two people here who had Embird
> and they couldn't convert it. One has a cracked version and the other
> is local with a purchased version.
>
> I wasn't sure if it was a version collision this time as sometimes I
> have trouble with the newer PES stuff and have to use Wilcom to open
> them.
> PHC doesn't seem to have a fanbase here in Oz. We seem to be a bunch
> of Janome and Hus owners :-)
>
> No one ever asks for a conversion of the few that are posted here and
> I wondered just how many do open them for a look initially. I have a
> small folder of PHC stuff I cannot open. Since a double computer
> disaster, I haven't reloaded the stuff I don't use (Embird being just
> one).
>
> Thanks again.
>
> Pixie :-))
>
> /later
> So it's an old Brother format?? Predates PES??
> It must predate it by a lot because I am running VIP (10 year old
> program, purchased with all updates until its demise) and it has never
> acknowledged it.
> A goggle search tells me PE Design 7 knows what it is too. But I guess
> a Brother program should! That would prolly mean the previous PE's do
> too. I think I have one of those hding in the scrap box here.
> /scounge ... scrounge... here we go, PE 6. Dunno if it works.
>
> Brother is not so popular a machine here in Oz. Not because it isn't a
> good machine, we just don't have the population to support all brands.
> Babylock embroidery machines are not sold here at all for example.
> Always fun explaining where I found a Babylock design... mehehe.
>
> I might give Embird a run on the older spare computer if you can tell
> me the versions that open PHC.
> P :-))
The one I have is like the US Liberty Bell - with a large crack!
Version 8 build 6.
My PE Design 6 wouldn't open the PHC files either. I hadn't opened
PED7 since I had to rebuild my OS about a year ago, and now it doesn't
open at all. Probably have to reinstall it if I really want it. I
really dislike the way you have to navigate among its pieces. BTW
Babylock's Palette software is bit for bit, version for version,
identical to PE Design. The only differences are the names and flash
screens, which are in standalone modules.
- Herb
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