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Talker · 11-13-2006, 08:36 PM

Hey Scorpio!

Welcome to the Forum, im sure you will benefit from the experience members here.

Babylocks need PES files to run desigs. The Palette 6.0 is certainly a good option with Babylock and is a good software to do basic to semi-advanced digitizing. Im sure you will learn good digitizing on it and then if you feel like to go advanced , buy a better software like Wilcom ES.

I suggest you start off with basic designs like JUST keyboard lettering. Doing lettering will certainly help you learn the interface of the software and let you understand its various functions like setting height, width, density and underlay. Once you are familar with the basics, try doing some basic vector designs.

NOW TO YOUR QUESTION:
Cleaning up cliparts, its not a job at all if you have vectors. Cliparts mostly come as vectors, so saving them as good resolution JPEG's is the best way.

Can you be a bit more specefic on what type of cliparts you have?
Check the file extension and you will find what type it is..

Talker

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11-13-2006, 08:36 PM	#2
Talker Administrator Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 169 iTrader: (0) Online Status:	Hey Scorpio! Welcome to the Forum, im sure you will benefit from the experience members here. Babylocks need PES files to run desigs. The Palette 6.0 is certainly a good option with Babylock and is a good software to do basic to semi-advanced digitizing. Im sure you will learn good digitizing on it and then if you feel like to go advanced , buy a better software like Wilcom ES. I suggest you start off with basic designs like JUST keyboard lettering. Doing lettering will certainly help you learn the interface of the software and let you understand its various functions like setting height, width, density and underlay. Once you are familar with the basics, try doing some basic vector designs. NOW TO YOUR QUESTION: Cleaning up cliparts, its not a job at all if you have vectors. Cliparts mostly come as vectors, so saving them as good resolution JPEG's is the best way. Can you be a bit more specefic on what type of cliparts you have? Check the file extension and you will find what type it is.. Talker __________________ ...My recomendations [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] is really recomended for digitizing jobs. Hahaha. $1.50 for the quality as the $3.5 companies!! Saves me lot of time for minimum cost. I'm proud to be one of its 1900+ customers.