I don't on a Mac, but I do own Knipling and Lace 2000/Lace R-XP. I've had a
look at Jo's Bobbinwork.
Have to say that I'm obviously among the less intelligent when to comes to
computer programs. I get on fine with Lace 2000/Lace R-XP and have designed
quite a few pieces with it, but, after a
I am ashamed to say that I have forgotten an Arachne person who has been so
good to me about the bobbins found in Suffolk (Forgive me)
I really want to know *when* they were found and I think the place was Ely
(?). A guy called Geoff (?) Coulton wrote the find up many years ago in the
I do have a Mac and I also have Knipling (the Mac version) but like Jean I just
don't get on with it and it's gathering dust on a shelf. From time to time
I've looked at Jo's Bobbinwork, and had a dabble with EazyDraw but again I
don't get on with them. Lace 2000/Lace R-XP has never been
I have had a look at eazydraw this weekend and I must admit it's really not for
me. I have an old version of Illustrator which I shall stick with and as I am a
student at present I shall take advantage of the Adobe 80% student discounts
and get CS5 very soon.
Claire Allen
Apologies for not trimming my last post people.
I just hit reply without thinking. Doh!
Claire Allen
www.bonitocrafts.co.uk
Crafty stuff I want to show off.
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Hello,
last week I thought about another attempt of getting a lace design program for
my laptop. I
am still working with Windows XP.
I am teaching once a week at a local school 8 afternoons. Occationally I would
like to draw
up easy braid patterns for the group. But since I am always short
I have no idea what Jo's Bobbinwork is supposed to do. I'm
probably being thick, but there doesn't appear to be any
instructions/help file on what to do with it.
Under the links on the right of http://code.google.com/p/bobbinwork/
you will find links to user guides.
I've managed to
get
Years ago, on our old machine (Windows 3.1 to start with, upgraded to
95!) I used version 2 of FastCAD, which I got on with very well. Time
passed and first we bought a non HP printer, then the hard drive failed,
and of course, by then it was obsolete and the version of FastCAD I was
using
Just put up a piece on collecting lace-related travel posters on LaceNews.
Note, there's a little mature content here. Enjoy.
Laurie
http://lacenews.net
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I have being following this thread and I would like to add my two cents.
I am a PC Windows XP user and I had designed with both Corel Draw and
Illustrator, until I discovered the specific lace programs: first Lace
Designer 3.1, and the update to Lace Designer Gold later Lace 2000,the
last one
Brenda wrote : Lace 2000/Lace R-XP has never been available for Mac.
My SonIL spent a day working on my MacBook Pro to make Lace RXP work on it. He
made it work using X 11 Application and WineHelper. I am not computer guru
and
have no idea how it works, but I do know I have to use the fn
I daresay it would work with BootCamp too, but I've gone down the Adobe
Illustrator route now and I'm happy with it.
Brenda
On 30 Jan 2011, at 17:30, Janice Blair wrote:
My SonIL spent a day working on my MacBook Pro to make Lace RXP work on it.
He
made it work using X 11 Application
I've just noticed that Lace X-RP now has a CD available of motifs for
Torchon and Bucks Point, advertised at £9.99, but works out a bit more at
£14.19 with £3.50 p p added because of the increase in VAT from 17.5% to
20%.
And yes, I have just ordered it - anything to spend less time on the
Yes, Brenda, you're right.Lace RXP does work with BootCamp.Not being
a Mac user, I don't know the other programmes mentioned by Janice, but I do
know that, provided you have the right programmes on your Mac operating
system, it is possible to use Lace RXP and indeed, other Windows-based
Love it, Mike being a typical retired NIMBY , and I half-way there, it shows
how not to grow old gracefully!
Btw: for those outsied UK, a NIMBY is a Not-In-My-Back-Yard person.
Agnes Boddington - Elloughton UK
Working people frequently ask retired people what
they do
Hope someone more computer literate than me, can help.
I have a mailing list for friends and family, but when I send an email to
this list, all the names and email addresses appear on.
e.g. When I get a message from Archne, I can not see the email addresses of
others on the list, but when I do
If you want to send any message to several people without all of their
addresses showing use the 'BCC' box (blind carbon copy) rather than the 'CC'
box (carbon copy). Your system may require you to put at least one address
into the 'to' box, but that can be the list address.
Brenda
On 30 Jan
DH sends out messages to multiple friends and addresses them to himself in
the To: box and everyone else he wants to receive it goes in the Bcc: box,
so none of them know who else has received it.
Jean in Poole, Dorset, UK
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Hello all,
I had several responses to my question about sending emails to multiple
addresses. All adviced me to use BCC for my list of addresses, and one
person suggested to put my own email in the to box.
Will try this next time.
Many thanks for all your help,
Agnes Boddington
To
So,
I ask the husband and guess what, he got the answer right.
I may be looking into my life insurance in a couple of minutes
L
Kind Regards
Liz Baker
thelace...@btinternet.com
--- On Sat, 29/1/11, jeanette jeane...@maxitec.co.za wrote:
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Subject:
I don't think I'll bother asking ... afraid he may get the answer right.
Agnes Boddington
So,
I ask the husband and guess what, he got the answer right.
I may be looking into my life insurance in a couple of minutes
L
Kind Regards
Liz Baker
It seems to be the season for silly e-mails.
He has now said why didn't I get the answer right (like I'm going to admit
that).
Hubby has explained his thinking that if the guy was there he must be a friend
of the woman's mother hence her killing her sister so he'd turn up again.
When I said this must make him a psychopath he was quite
I did not get the correct answer either (and after reading through, was
relieved!!). I posed the question to my DH, and he had absolutely no
idea about an answer. So, I'm sleeping soundly tonight, as usual.
On the other hand, I suspect with all of the CSI episodes out there, if
your DH
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