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Re: Starting off the new year

Mary S. Hahn
 

Count me in.

On Dec 29, 2018, at 7:07 AM, Hettie Lynn <hltynes@...> wrote:

I’m interested. I’ve had my machine 5 months and my dealer went out of business the week before Christmas. I have so much I want to learn. Seeing questions from others is always helpful.

Hettie Lynn


Re: Starting off the new year

Patricia G Hayes <pghay23@...>
 

what are we talking about please. i have been absent for long time. thanks pgh


Re: Starting off the new year

VLS
 

I would love to join in, hoping I will remember the date.
Thanks Jim
 

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Re: Horizon Link

Jim Stutsman
 

Carole you can leave the HL for the 12000 installed, as the new software is called Horizon Link Suite. However if you want to uninstall it to get the space back just click START in Windows, then in the Search box type "uninstall". One of the choices in the list will be "Uninstall a program". Click that. Then scroll down to find Horizon Link in the installed program list and click it. Finally click the "Uninstall" button at the top of that window.


Re: Starting off the new year

Barbara Anderson <Bander6477@...>
 

I,m interested.

. Barbara Anderson

On Dec 28, 2018, at 10:01 PM, onlinesewing via Groups.Io <onlinesewing@...> wrote:

No, I only meant to use Reddit as an example. The chat would be here, on this list at the Groups.io website. Everyone involved already has the necessary account.


Horizon Link

Carole O'Mara
 

I have just traded up my 12000 for the 15000 (yesterday).  I have HL and Acufil installed on my PC for the 12000.  Do I need to uninstall the HL/Acufil before I install the new software for the 15000?  If so, how do I do that???  

Thanks,
Carole


Re: Starting off the new year

Deb Keldrauk
 

Sounds great Jim.


Footbook - a thank you

Anne Stoye
 

Jim and Diane saved my sanity this morning when I was struggling to make a narrow rolled hem.  I looked up what to do on Footbook and the method shown for getting started worked wonderfully.  I have now ordered some extra hemming feet as well so that other widths are possible.  This foot has been used very seldom in the past but I will now feel more confident about using it and can see that it will save me time on several regular sewing jobs.  What a wonderful resource you have provided.  Thank you very much.


Re: Starting off the new year

Hettie Lynn
 

I’m interested. I’ve had my machine 5 months and my dealer went out of business the week before Christmas. I have so much I want to learn. Seeing questions from others is always helpful.

Hettie Lynn


Re: Starting off the new year

Judi Rutherford
 

Sounds like a good start to the New Year!


Re: Starting off the new year

Joyce Daniel
 

count me in. Sounds fun and informative.


Re: Starting off the new year

LindaB 1
 


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Re: Starting off the new year

LindaB 1
 

That sounds like fun!

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Re: Starting off the new year

Kathy
 

I may not participate much, but I would be definitely be interested in what others have to say. I might even chime in😊. Happy New Year


Re: Starting off the new year

Mary Jo Hirsch
 

Yes please anything you offer is of benefit. Thanks 

On Fri, Dec 28, 2018 at 10:01 PM onlinesewing via Groups.Io <onlinesewing=icloud.com@groups.io> wrote:
No, I only meant to use Reddit as an example. The chat would be here, on this list at the Groups.io website. Everyone involved already has the necessary account.

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Re: Starting off the new year

Jim Stutsman
 

No, I only meant to use Reddit as an example. The chat would be here, on this list at the Groups.io website. Everyone involved already has the necessary account.


Re: Starting off the new year

Pixey
 

Jim, 

The idea sounds intriguing.  But will we need to create a Reddit account ahead of time?  I have heard of Reddit, but have no actual firsthand experience with it.

Pixey


On Dec 28, 2018, at 4:35 PM, onlinesewing via Groups.Io <onlinesewing@...> wrote:

A recurring feature of Reddit, which likely only a few of you know, is the AMA - Ask Me Anything. Reddit AMAs are done with celebrities answering the questions of the live attendees. I don't have access to any celebrities, but I thought we might kick off 2019 with a chat amongst members. If a dozen or more list members voice interest via replies I will put up a chat on January 1, at 3pm CST. Since our group is global I'm thinking that's a time that will be more or less civilized (with the possible exception of Aussies nursing hangovers):
     4pm EST, 2pm MST, 1pm PST, 9pm in London, and 8am on January 2 in Sydney.
There will be no agenda, just questions, answers, and general conversation. Hopefully it will be a fun departure from the norm. If enough people are interested I will post a confirmation. Thanks and Happy New Year!


Starting off the new year

Jim Stutsman
 

A recurring feature of Reddit, which likely only a few of you know, is the AMA - Ask Me Anything. Reddit AMAs are done with celebrities answering the questions of the live attendees. I don't have access to any celebrities, but I thought we might kick off 2019 with a chat amongst members. If a dozen or more list members voice interest via replies I will put up a chat on January 1, at 3pm CST. Since our group is global I'm thinking that's a time that will be more or less civilized (with the possible exception of Aussies nursing hangovers):
     4pm EST, 2pm MST, 1pm PST, 9pm in London, and 8am on January 2 in Sydney.
There will be no agenda, just questions, answers, and general conversation. Hopefully it will be a fun departure from the norm. If enough people are interested I will post a confirmation. Thanks and Happy New Year!


Re: max stitches for a design on a 12000?

Cheryl Paul
 

The cable connection has a special plug at the machine - it isn’t the same shape as a regular USB on one end and a regular USB on the connection that goes into the computer.

Most embroidery machines after the 11000 are capable of using a USB Stick for design transfer, but if there isn’t a cable with the machine that has a square connector at one end and a regular USB connection at the opposite, you won’t likely have the option to transfer designs directly from the computer to the embroidery/sewing machine. Check your manual for all the parts that are included with your machine - that will give you the best clue as to what you can do for design transfer, etc.

Stitch count for embroidery also varies. The 15000 was the first machine to have a maximum of 200,000 stitches or maybe the 9900 - but the 12000 could only handle designs that were less than 100,000 stitches, which annoyed some folks I know at the time they discovered that fact. Then they were further annoyed when they found out that there was NO WAY that Janome could expand that with an upgrade. However, you’d need the patience of Job to want to stitch out designs with that many stitches.

Cheryl - Saskatoon


Re: max stitches for a design on a 12000?

favymtz
 

Thank you, yes I believe you’re correct! Neither the 9900, 350e, and 200 have the usb cable to transfer designs. 
Favymtz