[amayausers] Re: Help
- From: "Steve Cohen" <steve208321@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: amayausers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 28 Feb 2006 09:05:28 -0500
I'm glad you got it running. If you have any computer questions, you are
welcome to ask those here also. There are several people who work in IT
full-time and do embroidery part-time (including myself) that are on this
list. Jeff Banks is also a great help to us all who monitors this list as
well. I'm moving this summer and I can't wait to move a 200lb. machine down
a flight of stairs (GRIN). Play with the machine and settings before you go
into training, that way everything in training isn't new to you. I know
people who go to training several weeks after purchasing the machine and are
overwhelmed by all the information so it is easier to know some things about
the machine before walking into the class. I bought DesignShop last July and
going into training this June but have been "playing" with the settings and
stuff so it isn't all new to me in class.
From: Barbara Hazelrig-Mirsky <mirrig@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: amayausers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Tue, 28 Feb 2006 08:28:44 -0500 (GMT-05:00)
Success! Just for grins (CompUSA doesn't open until 9:00), I installed
everything on the new computer. You were right. The Amaya won't work with
a
USB ethernet. The new computer also just has security, internet, a few
embroidery programs and the Amaya on it. Windows XP, 512 Ram and 80GB and a
Pentium 4. Thank you so much for you help -- now I can check out the
machine
and learn how to use it. Maybe then I'll start a small, part-time business
and
make lovely gifts. I also really want to buy Design Shop Pro, but first
I'd
better learn to digitize. I didn't have the time before I retired. Again
-
thank you for your help. If I hadn't been able to get this machine running
it
would have to wait until we moved to the new house - a chore I dread!
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