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First you will save it this way (there are more pictures below) and then you would bring it up in SWP to edit.

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Anyway, you can use this trick to rearrange the letters IF you have Sew What Pro or other editing software. I LOVE Specs and itвЂ™s great for monograms (3 letter monograms). Another instance where this comes in handy is 2) YouвЂ™re using вЂњSpecsвЂќ font (MWP) and if you have Specs, you know it is spaced all crazy so your name may or may not line up the way you want it too.

here is a neat trick! Between each letter, type in the вЂњ^вЂќ symbol, which is located on your 6 key. You could also manually stop your machine as itвЂ™s sewing in between each letter and change your thread color (if you are using a single needle machine). You can do one of a few things ~ if itвЂ™s a name with 5 letters or less, you can do it in layers in MWP.

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1) YouвЂ™re doing a name in Monogram Wizard Plus and you or your customer wants each letter a different color thread. This is great in 2 instances that I can think of off the top of my head. I wonder if good-quality third-party tips will become widely available, or if Apple has some kind of patent that locks up its proprietary mount for legitimate manufacturers.As promised, I have another trick I learned on the Monogram Wizard Plus Facebook Page. I ordered a set, and IвЂ™ll write about that in a separate post when they arrive. Third-party AirPods Pro memory foam tipsДЄs I mentioned above, there are already some replacement AirPods Pro tips showing up on Amazon and Ebay. I shall add to this post if I find anything of note. I have some memory foam tips arriving sometime soon, and IвЂ™m interested to see if I can get a tighter fit, while still being able to fit the AirPods Pro in their case. Right now, mine work great with the crappy foam tips I found in my junk box. The tips will be almost completely hidden by the Apple tips, and you can always trim the foam donuts to fit if theyвЂ™re too long. Other than that, it doesnвЂ™t really matter. Most of the packs available on Amazon come in six packs like this. Instead, IвЂ™d recommend choosing a set that has S/M/L tips in a pack. I went straight for the largest Apple tips, but perhaps you would prefer another size. I canвЂ™t recommend any particular tips to buy, because it will all depend on where you start. The silicone tips are fairly tough but if you tear one, then youвЂ™re screwed, until you can make it to an Apple Store to pick up replacements. I used masking tape to hold the rolled-up Apple tips together while threading them through the holes of the foam donuts. I gently eased the foam away from the core on the other one, and went to work. These tips were so beat up that one of them had already lost its plastic core. Just plain old gray spongy foam, doubtless left over from some cheap, crappy headphones I got sent by a PR person back when I wrote reviews. These arenвЂ™t memory foam, or anything fancy at all. I found a pair of regular foam tips in there. Then, I went through my junk box to see if I had anything suitable I could use. Maybe pick a color you like?Д«efore I picked up a new pair of AirPods Pro to test this hack, I spent far too long browsing Amazon for some tips that looked like theyвЂ™d do the job. Not too tall - you donвЂ™t want to cover the vent that lets air pressure equalize inside your ear.Sized to expand the Apple silicone tips slightly, without making them too big to fit in the charging case.

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