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Posted by MaddieRae on June 9, 2009, 1:03 pm
MaddieRae had written this in response to
http://www.sewgirls.com/embroidery/Embroidery-Magic-II-Digitizing-Software-1513-.htm
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galaura wrote:
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> I just wanted to comment that I have bought and tried Embroidery Magic
> II software. It was horrible. Very difficult to use, can't import a
> vector for conversion. You basically have to hand draw/trace the item
> you want, but without all the drawing tools offered in even a basic
> computer drawing package. Also very difficult to edit the embroidery
> designs. It is OK for sizing, mirroring and that is about it.
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SRT
I know your message is 3 yrs. old but I wanted to hear what you had to say
about using it; I purchased the same one. Not only did I not get
everything I was supposed to receive, I can't believe how poorly the
instruction book is written. I have had it for several months and I am
just now trying to get through it. What did you ever do with it? I bought
it to do small lettering & import images already digitized to put with the
lettering. I think that was my first mistake. Hope you are still active
with this site. Thanks
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> II software. It was horrible. Very difficult to use, can't import a
> vector for conversion. You basically have to hand draw/trace the item
> you want, but without all the drawing tools offered in even a basic
> computer drawing package. Also very difficult to edit the embroidery
> designs. It is OK for sizing, mirroring and that is about it.