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When I convert from my Native file format to a Home format, I notice that there may be a corrupted area. Like the originals, they are simply x and y movements and commands. While in the conversion process, they rarely, if ever, get corrupted from the original. The reason why is that they are what I like the call the written in stone formats.

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We still supply both these formats when we convert our designs for download (we have close to 30,000 embroidery designs available on our site, click here to browse our designs ). These are still in existence today, and almost every embroidery machine, whether in the commercial or home markets, will read one of these two formats. Some of the first expanded formats I used were. YouвЂ™d almost have memory recall as you unwound the tapes, seeing the commands and patterns. Understandably, the person who made the design was the one who could most easily correct it, as much of the process was remembering what you did in the first place. To be honest, in those days, I never edited a design that was created by someone else. Usually, you prayed that everything would line up correctly as you wouldnвЂ™t necessarily find your error until you ran it on the machine. If an error was found, youвЂ™d need to cut out the tape section with the error, re-punch that section, and then splice the design back together. Color changes and jump commands had fixed commands, and by piecing all of that together, you would learn to read your way through the design you digitized. While unwinding the tape, youвЂ™d know to look for familiar patterns for running, satin, and fill stitches.

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Instead, I had to learn how to edit designs while reading paper tapes. ItвЂ™s important to remember that no designs appeared on computer screens with editing capabilities in those early days. I can remember when I had to learn how to read Jacquard and then eight-channel tapes in the early Tajima days (the 1980s). In many ways, our modern machines work in a very similar way.

I would move X or Y (direction), initiate machine functions like needles in or needle out, slow speed or fast speed, dull plate in or out, and a stop/color change command. Much like old paper tape music boxes, the reader consisted of pins that would release through the holes on the paper tape and give the machine commands. The вЂњautomatвЂќ at the end of the loom fed the tape through its reader. Those tapes were the first embroidery file format, and just like today, they worked within a mathematical foundation. In the early days of embroidery automation, Schiffli looms were run by reading Jacquard paper tapes. From manually placing stitches, to paper tape readers, to 5 Вј floppies, and finally, to the world we now live in where all our data is magically stored in an imaginary cloud.

Since those early days, IвЂ™ve seen the embroidery industry evolve incredibly.

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That was over 35 years ago, and I must admit much has changed since I began my career as a manual pantograph puncher. That stitch made a running stitch, a satin stitch, and then a fill stitch. A certain embroidery file format (example: PES.) is proprietary towards a distinct embroidery machine brand (example: Brother)ДЄt the beginning of my career, there was only a stitch. The same thing goes with embroidery file formats.

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In other words, certain programs & files are proprietary towards either a PC or Mac-based operating system. As you well know, specific programs and files are created to only run on PC, while specific files are created to only run on Mac.

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With computers, weвЂ™re all familiar that there are PC computers & Mac computers. Make sense? If not, let me try to break it down. Simply put:ДЇor an embroidery file format to be read or understood by an embroidery machine, it must speak the native language which an embroidery machine brand recognizes. Certain embroidery machine brands (such as Brother or Bernina) require different embroidery design file formats (such as PES.

In-the-Hoop Projects: Zipper InsertionsД®mbroidery file formats are how an embroidery design is saved to be stitched out on a specific embroidery machine brand.

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