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I have EQ7. The little I have played with it - I really like it. I don't think it hard to use. There is alot more I need to learn. They have learning videos included that I watched a couple times to refresh my memory.
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I have EQ7 and I love it. As far as being easy to learn, I think it depends on your experience with similar programs. I've used Photoshop Elements a lot so I think that helped me to learn EQ but others have struggled.
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Originally Posted by quiltsRfun
I have EQ7 and I love it. As far as being easy to learn, I think it depends on your experience with similar programs. I've used Photoshop Elements a lot so I think that helped me to learn EQ but others have struggled.
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I just upgraded to EQ5 and I was happy that I can now add fabric stash off the EQ website. I has all the features I like. Not much of a change so it was easy to get designing. It is great when you need to decide on the size of a block for any size of quilt.
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Originally Posted by QuiltnNan
i have eq5 and never have felt the need to upgrade to eq7. i couldn't live without it