In Windows 7 the files will be found in C:\Program Files (X86)\Janome\Horizon Link\Sample\Embroidery Designs

I had the Pfaff Quilt Expression 3.0 with the IDT and didn't like it at all. I always felt like the IDT wasn't really strong enough to pull the fabric on the top. I had a lot of trouble with it when

Thanks everyone for your help, It all works fine on my Windows XP Desktop but won't work on Windows 7 on my Laptop..AGHHHH Liz

Actually Pfaff have the original dual feed system on their machines the IDT system which is brilliant, also Bernina have a built in dual feed on the 830 which will operate with all stitches. Julie

Janome hasn’t limited our options at all. Instead they have added afeature the other machines do not have and that is the differential feed. Differential feed is usually only found on a serger.

So why do you think that Janome have limited our options for using this foot? I haven't come across that before with the other makes of machine I've had - I've been able to use the walking foot with

When you use the accufeed feet and select the option, you are engaging the differential mechanism (that's that dial on the right side of the machine above the switch). This allows the top layer to

Liz, I don't see them in Documents\HorizonLink but I was able to find the files on the computer here: C:\Program Files\Janome\HorizonLink\Sample\Embroidery Designs with various folders underneath

Also my dealer really likes the basting option in the embroidery mode. You can stick the T shirt on the sticky stabilizer, then before actually embroidering it, put a double basting stitch around it

No. But when I took my lesson for my machine, my instructor said there is a stitch-in-ditch foot available for the 12000. I think she meant for the dual feed. She said it is one of the 1st

Yes, you can, open the design in edit mode, save it to a usb drive and transfer to your computer. I've done that for a few of the designs. Jen

No need actually. If you have loaded the HorizonLink software thenall the built-in designs are already on your computer. Look indocuments>HorizonLink. Donna M Canada

I have an inbuilt design I like on the machine and would like to be able to edit it in my 5D software to use it with another design. What I want to know, is it possible to put it on a USB from the

I has anyone used the 11000 convertible even feed set on their 12000. I'm looking at the open toe with the ditch guide. I like the accu feet but miss the open toe and ditch guide,sure hope that it is

Our Janome Educator uses all the stitches with the accufeed foot. Ihave used many of them myself with no problem. Just do not select theAccufeed option and all the stitches are available for use.

If you don't 'tell' the 12000 you are going to use the accufeed foot by hitting the button, it won't grey out all the stitches. Just select they stitch you want with the accufeed foot attached. Some

Officially, I guess. But if it did what you wanted why not use it? Maybe Jim could tell us if it could cause problems??? -- Vicki Jo So we are limited to five stitches with "walking foot"

Could you hoop sticky stabilizer and just 'stick' your shirt to it and achieve your project? My dealer has good luck with that approach.

So we are limited to five stitches with "walking foot" capability?

Page 31 of manual says only U1 to 4 & Q1 to 7 can be sewn with dual feed device. -- Vicki Jo Can I use the Accufeed foot on stitches that don't light up when I select the AccuFeed funtcion?