>Hi,
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>Very little or nothing to do with Fox but maybe some of you multitalent (are we all Foxers those) have a thought about this?
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>One of my hobbies is sewing and embroidery :) I have a lot of embroidery pictures to use but if I want to make my own - options are: to by embroidery software like Corel or Pfaff $2000+ OR to convert pixel or vector pictures (these program cost only from $0 to $500+) to embroidery vector graphic. Have anyone heard about a program that can convert to embroidery format?
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>(Of course using low level functions and Fox string functiosn this can be done but with Fox first you have to know the structure of source and target :( )

I've only gone as far as creating an Excel sheet (with cells sized about 8 pixels square) from a bitmap, using point() function and automation, which can then be printed to produce a scheme. I just inserted a blank row and column after each ten, so the scheme could be split into manageable chunks.

But... don't the embroidery robots (aka sewing machines) come with some software of their own?