Question re Quilt-Pro Systems' Mariner's Compass Edition.
09-04-2011, 07:10 PM
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Was finishing up packing all my quilt stuff for, hopefully, a final move for a while. I ran across this CD-Rom, still in original package unopened. The Mariner's Compass pattern is my favorite. From the sticker, looks like I purchased this end of 2000/beginning of 2001 cuz I just had to have it - even though at the time, my quilting had been put on the way-back burner as I think I had 3 kids ages 5 and under.
Anyway, I was just wondering if anyone else has this program and is still using it. I'm a little worried that maybe the program is a little out-dated and may not work with newer computer systems? I'm not ready to open it up yet, hopefully soon.
Any input greatly appreciated. :D
Anyway, I was just wondering if anyone else has this program and is still using it. I'm a little worried that maybe the program is a little out-dated and may not work with newer computer systems? I'm not ready to open it up yet, hopefully soon.
Any input greatly appreciated. :D
09-04-2011, 08:13 PM
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I have it, and I love it.
Except for the printing. You'll be wasting a bit of paper but if you get the hang of it, you can work around it. That's really the only negative I can think of.
However, it's great for producing foundations for countless variations of MC's in whatever size you want, including ovals.
Very cool! I'm still using mine. I know there were more versions produced. But this one has so many in it you won't run out of MC's anytime soon.
It's a standalone program so you don't need anything else to run it.
Except for the printing. You'll be wasting a bit of paper but if you get the hang of it, you can work around it. That's really the only negative I can think of.
However, it's great for producing foundations for countless variations of MC's in whatever size you want, including ovals.
Very cool! I'm still using mine. I know there were more versions produced. But this one has so many in it you won't run out of MC's anytime soon.
It's a standalone program so you don't need anything else to run it.
09-05-2011, 06:50 PM
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Originally Posted by MTS
I have it, and I love it.
Except for the printing. You'll be wasting a bit of paper but if you get the hang of it, you can work around it. That's really the only negative I can think of.
However, it's great for producing foundations for countless variations of MC's in whatever size you want, including ovals.
Very cool! I'm still using mine. I know there were more versions produced. But this one has so many in it you won't run out of MC's anytime soon.
It's a standalone program so you don't need anything else to run it.
Except for the printing. You'll be wasting a bit of paper but if you get the hang of it, you can work around it. That's really the only negative I can think of.
However, it's great for producing foundations for countless variations of MC's in whatever size you want, including ovals.
Very cool! I'm still using mine. I know there were more versions produced. But this one has so many in it you won't run out of MC's anytime soon.
It's a standalone program so you don't need anything else to run it.
09-07-2011, 04:13 AM
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Most software applications are 'backwards compatible' meaning that even if your operating system has been updated the software will still work. I'm using EQ5 (I think) on my new Windows 7 computer with no problems. The desktop icon is a little funky looking but the software works with no issues. And I don't use the EQ enough to pay for any of the upgrades so 5 works just fine for my purposes.
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