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Question.
I am debating on purchasing this software.
I have new to embroiderying and have a brothers pe 500.
Howver, I am primary looking for a greek alphabet font.
Is there a greek letter font that can be purchased separately for use with this software?
If so, can some give me the link?
Thank you in advance.
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The only one I can find in AnntheGran is called Girly Greek Applique.
Send me a private message ans I will see ikf I can find some somewhere else if yu want. I would buy Alphabet Express anyway as it is a good program and you can do a lot with it.
Bonnie Abbott
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I will not recommend a product just to stay in the good graces of an Internet site. I do not have this product and I do not see anything in its overview about importing fonts.
You may want to consider trials of various software programs before making a purchase. Letter it! might be one option.
Windstar Embroidery has sets of Greek fonts. http://www.windstarembro...nts&Submit=Search%21
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I have Alphabet Express. I purchased my Greek fonts from Five Star Fonts, but have yet to figure out how to merge the greek letters three at a time. Maybe someone here knows of an easy way to do that?
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Kmorrow1 - Software for creating lettering is one of the most confusing issues in embroidery.
- Lettering is complex. That is a universal issue and digitizing lettering is tricky to say the least.
- Letters is a single item whereas a font is usually something used in a software with your computer keyboard.
- The two CANNOT be combined.
- AlphaXpress is a propriatary program meaning that it is singular to using its own pre-digitized lettering only. That is true of ALL the programs
- AX is one of the easiest to use that I have ever found. I have been embroidering since 2001 (Yikes) and doing lettering since 2005. I have spent a lot of money on programs, and this is the best IMHO.
Unfortunately, AX does not have a Greek Alphabet. For that I would use a single letter which can be found most any place on the Net. Google it and it shall be there!
If you decide to use AX, I have created a compilation of tips for its use. http://www.annthegran.co...ess-and-alphaxpress.aspx
Frankly, most people who have software use about 10 to 15% of its features. Those tips will have you feeling like you can move a mountain! It will get you up to about 85% of the features available.
BTW, if you are interested in learning more about ANY software, right click anywhere in your program. A content sensitive list of abilities will be displayed. Try it, you will like it!
Pat, The Avid Embroiderer
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