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- by Mark Angilowski
Embroider names in series: Batch processing in Creativate
- 0 commentson Embroider names in series: Batch processing in Creativate
- by Mark Angilowski
With Creativate's batch processing, you can automatically insert name lists into embroidery designs. This allows you to create dozens of personalized files with just a few clicks – ideal for labels, name tags, or club uniforms.
Batch processing is a feature of the Creativate Extra and Elite versions. It allows you to define an embroidery layout with a placeholder and then automatically fill it with custom names or terms.
Batch processing is a feature of the Creativate Extra and Elite versions. It allows you to define an embroidery layout with a placeholder and then automatically fill it with individual names or terms—for example, from a list of names.
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