Batch Convert Machine Files

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The library feature of EmbroideryStudio provides the means to convert a batch of files to a designated folder.

In the following video you will see .emb files converted to .dst and U01 files, or for that matter any machine file type, in the one operation, then copied to respective EmbroideryConnect WiFi devices.

Most small to medium sized embroidery businesses have a list of regular clients that provide them with the majority of their work. It therefore makes sense to have the regularly used designs available and ready to stitch with the least amount of effort.

Select the files you wish to convert and select the convert icon.

Select location and File type

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