| Re: What program will view thumbnail emb files in Windows Explorer? |
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Suzie wrote:
> I used to be able to do this with Windows XP but have no idea how
> or what to use to associate the files and allow me to just view in
> Explorer. Anyone know a program that will do this?
>
> thanks!
Embird is the only one I know of. If you and embroidery thumbnails in
XP, you probably had Embird installed. If I remember correctly, one or
more of the trial versions included the feature, and it worked without
ever expiring.
You didn't bother to mention what Windows version you now have - If
it's Windows 7, some applications need to be run in Vista or XP
compatibility mode.
- Herb
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