Use the mySewnet™ Embroidery Software Explorer Plugin to view your embroideries and their details.
Some features are only available for owners of the main mySewnet™ Embroidery Software, and are not available for users of mySewnet™ BASIC.
The mySewnet™ Explorer Plugin is integrated with File Explorer in Windows® 10 and 11 so that embroidery files can be viewed as icons, and the Windows Search feature can be used on embroideries and embroidery properties.
Open embroidery designs (.vp4 and others) in mySewnet™ Embroidery and other modules.
Open embroidery design outline files (.edo) in mySewnet™ Digitizing.
Open Cross Stitch design files (.krz) in mySewnet™ Cross Stitcher.
Embroidery design outline (.edo), Cross Stitcher (.krz) files, and drawing (.4qb) files appear in Explorer with a colored representation of the filled areas. Appliqué fabric areas in .edo files are always shown in green.
Very large embroidery files are shown with an icon of a magnifying glass. To view, use the Preview pane.
Embroideries inside .zip files may be viewed individually in the Preview pane.
Viewing Files
View the details for a file in Explorer. See Viewing and Properties.
Properties
View the design information in the Properties dialog box for the file. See Properties.
Searching
Search for embroidery designs using Windows® Search. See Design Search.
Print
Print a worksheet for the selected embroidery, or a catalog for a group of selected embroideries. See Print Embroideries.
Send
Use Send to send embroideries to the mySewnet™ cloud, directly to the embroidery machine screen of some HUSQVARNA VIKING® or PFAFF® machines, or to the embroideries folder on the machine. See Sending Embroideries and the section on Sending in the mySewnet™ Embroidery Reference Guide and Help.
Copy Stitches
Copy the stitches in the selected embroidery to the Clipboard. They can then be pasted into other mySewnet™ Embroidery Software modules. See Copy Stitches .
Convert
Create a copy of the selected embroideries in another embroidery file format, with a different thread range, or with added trims or notes. See Convert .
Convert to Picture
Create a picture from an embroidery file. See Convert to Picture.