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10/28/2016 Lettering Setups: Machine Fonts, Keyboard Fonts & Alphabet Designs Embroidery Article (Click Image to Enlarge) EmbroideryDesigns.com carries a variety of font style data files available to purchase that are specifically digitized for Wilcom and Pulse software programs. They are found on our site by placing the cursor over the top of the “Fonts & Alphabet” category under “Products” at the left side of the W elcome page to activate the drop down menu, and then click on “Wilcom Fonts” or “Pulse Fonts”. (Click Image to Enlarge) (Click Image to Enlarge) Keep in mind you cannot use this type of font unless you have either the Wilcom or Pulse software program installed on your computer . The sun icon that is seen on the product pages designates the keyboard lettering software program that is compatible with that particular font data file. Another keyboard lettering font data file that is available at our site is specific for Embroidery Fonts Plus software, identified by the abbreviation EFP. The EFP software program is available from the vendor Internet Stitch and offered as a free download at: http://www.embroiderydesigns.com/productdetails/Internet Stitch/FreeSoftware/1/EFP.aspx. EFP installs with three font styles: Century_Block.elp, Block_Euro.elp and Embroidery_Script.elp. The ELP extension is the format for EFP. There are help guides available for using the program, as well as free online training found in the tabs on the EFP download page. After you have become familiar with using EFP, you can then add more font styles to the program by purchasing the EFP keyboard fonts. Y ou can find the EFP fonts from the drop down under the “Fonts & Alphabets” category or at: http://www.embroiderydesigns.com/fonts/EFPFonts.aspx https://www.embroiderydesigns.com/emb_learning/article/842/letteringsetupsmachinefontskeyboardfontsalphabetdesigns.aspx 3/7
10/28/2016 Lettering Setups: Machine Fonts, Keyboard Fonts & Alphabet Designs Embroidery Article Alphabets” category or at: http://www.embroiderydesigns.com/fonts/EFPFonts.aspx (Click Image to Enlarge) Instant Lettering Instant Lettering is an online keyboard lettering software program that helps you create a design of lettering. You can find it on our site at: http://www.embroiderydesigns.com/OnlineLetteringInfo.aspx Type in the letters, choose the font style and other settings, and then add it to your shopping cart. The completed design that you created will then be stored in your Order History for download. If you find that you’ve made an error when creating the design in spelling or size, you are welcome to contact Customer Service and we can help you edit the design that is in the download of your Order History . Alphabet Designs The Alphabet Design Fonts are designs that just happen to look like letters, numbers or other keyboard characters. You can sew one character just as you would sew any other design; however , if you plan to sew out an entire name or phrase, you will want the letters to sit evenly and balanced, so it’ s best done by creating the design first by merging the letters together in editing software program, found on our site at: http://www.embroiderydesigns.com/productdetails/BriT onLeap/DLSoftware/1/ATG40238.aspx Use an editing program that allows merging designs like Embrilliance Essentials. There are a couple of ways that you can merge: 1) Open the first letter that you want to sew in the design in your editing software program. Select the entire design with the select tool. Click on the COPY icon in the top tool bar , or click on EDIT and then click on COPY. Then open a new design window and click on the P ASTE icon, or click on EDIT and then PASTE. The https://www.embroiderydesigns.com/emb_learning/article/842/letteringsetupsmachinefontskeyboardfontsalphabetdesigns.aspx 4/7
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