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02-10-2011, 05:53 AM

#31

Ginger2010

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Join Date: May 2010

Location: WV

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Originally Posted by Roseysue

I just found out that Ouilt in a day/Paducah has Electric Quilt 7 on sale for $132.97 plus shipping.

Shipping to CA (here) would be $9.34 FEDEX ground, so let's here it about EQ 7!

This sale goes till FEB 11.

I ordered it last weekend and expecting it anytime. If you place an order for $150 you get free shipping. I ordered fusible interfacing at $2 a yard to total the $150.

02-10-2011, 06:06 AM

#32

BKrenning

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Location: Lake Wales, FL, USA

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Originally Posted by quiltbuddy

I was wondering if it is harder to use EQ7 on a Mac computer?

It doesn't have a Mac version so you have to run an emulator program to use it on a Mac. Quilt Pro has a Mac version and a pc version.

02-10-2011, 06:09 AM

#33

quiltbuddy

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Originally Posted by BKrenning

Quote:

Originally Posted by quiltbuddy

I was wondering if it is harder to use EQ7 on a Mac computer?

It doesn't have a Mac version so you have to run an emulator program to use it on a Mac. Quilt Pro has a Mac version and a pc version.

Thanks but what's an emulator program?

02-10-2011, 06:19 AM

#34

BKrenning

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Originally Posted by quiltbuddy

Quote:

Originally Posted by BKrenning

Quote:

Originally Posted by quiltbuddy

I was wondering if it is harder to use EQ7 on a Mac computer?

It doesn't have a Mac version so you have to run an emulator program to use it on a Mac. Quilt Pro has a Mac version and a pc version.

Thanks but what's an emulator program?

It is a software program that acts as a go-between or translator so that Mac can talk to PC programs or vice versa if you're trying to run a Mac program on a PC.

02-10-2011, 06:25 AM

#35

moreland

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Originally Posted by dream56

EQ - I love it

That is what I use, too.

02-10-2011, 06:32 AM

#36

sharkee

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Join Date: Nov 2010

Location: Rifle, Colorado

Posts: 213

I have EQ7 and was lost until taking the EQ7 Sampler class at QuiltUniversity.com and now I think I'm addicted to the program. I'm having so much fun playing that I'm taking the next class that starts Fri.

02-10-2011, 06:47 AM

#37

dunster

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Join Date: Mar 2009

Location: Lake Elsinore, CA

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I bought EQ6 and Quilt Wizard at the same time. I used EQ6 extensively and upgraded to EQ7 and still use it ==all==the==time! I have opened Quilt Wizard only a few times and don't see its utility.