I did not say you have to re digitize or digitize the design. I said to edit the design, you go into the design in your digitizing program and bring the design up in the original ext., for it to adjust properly. It has been quite a while since I used PE design, and I am sure they have made changes, cutting and pasting is more steps than I want to do. To manual punch you still have to be in digitizing program. In Embird you can bring up a design in Editor and edit in studio, but your design will not take a big change and keep the original form over time. You can go to studio and bring up the design in eof format and work your majic and all is well. When you bring it up in editor it is in whatever format ext you put the finished design in and if you edit in studio in that format it will not remain as it was. I manualy digitize all my designs, but you can't go to editor and digitize. I meant if you bring the design up in the digitizing format ext, you can resize all you want and the design will adjust in stitches. When you add stitches, that is a different conversation. In Melco you digitize in condensed form and save it in expanded form, so you cant make changes in the expanded form. You have to go to the condensed form to edit. Fancyworks is the same way. That is why when you have designs in tajima format and put them in your machine,you can't adjust more than 20%. The design is in finished format which is dst. You could bring it up on your computer in your program, and adjust, but you still could not adjust any more without going into your digitizing program. I don't know if Cheryl digitized the letter or was trying to resize it. If she has digitizing capabilities, the best thing would be to go to original format and adjust the letter. If she is trying to do it in satin stitches, it will still have to be adjusted. If she does it in fill pattern it will sew fine.
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