This document is a sample exercise; actual procedures may vary depending
on the operating system.
All screen captures are done in Windows2000 Professional, which has
similar user interface to Windows98, WindowsMe and
WindowsXP.
The goal of this exercise is to make user more familiar with folder
management, downloading, unzipping ZIP files by using WINZIP and saving them to
the computer hard drive.
EXERCISE SUMMARY:
TERMINOLOGY FOR USING COMPUTER MOUSE:
“Select” – single click with the left mouse button
“Click on” – single click with the left mouse button
“Single click” – single click with the left mouse button
“Double Click” – double click with the left mouse button
“Right Click” – single click with the right mouse button
STEP 1.
Open Windows Explorer.
There are different ways to open Windows
Explorer:
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– Double click on the Windows Explorer
icon on the Desktop.
– Go to Start\Programs and click on Windows
Explorer from the list of programs (Windows 95,98,
Me).
– Go to Start\Programs\Accessories and click on
Windows Explorer from the list of Accessories
(Windows 2000, XP)
– Go to Start\Run, type explorer.exe and
click on OK button (advanced).
Pic1.1 below shows basic features of Windows
Explorer.

Pic1.1
STEP 2.
Once Windows Explorer is opened, go to View menu at the top of Windows
Explorer and select Details
(Pic2.1).
Viewing files and folders in detail view has advantage of seeing
files and folders in column with appropriate size, type and modified date.

Pic2.1
STEP 3.
Click on Local Disk (C:) on the left side
of Windows Explorer. The content of C: will appear on the right side of Windows
Explorer. If files and folders are not in the Detail View (see Pic2.1), repeat STEP2,
then proceed with STEP3.
Right click
anywhere on white space (Pic3.1) on the right side of Windows Explorer. The Option Menu will pop up; select
New, then Folder to create a folder.


Pic3.1
New folder is created and placed at
the bottom on the right side of Windows Explorer (Pic3.2).
NOTE: DO NOT click on the mouse.

Pic3.2
STEP 4.
Default name of the new folder is New Folder. Rename the folder
by typing in a new name, for example EmbroideryDesigns
(Pic4.1). When finished typing click on white space anywhere on the
right side of Windows Explorer to save the folder name. If for any reason
typing does not change the name of the folder and you need to retype or rename
the folder go to STEP 4A otherwise proceed with STEP 5.

Pic4.1
STEP 4A.
Right click on the folder name you
need to rename. From popped up option menu select Rename (Pic4.2) and
type in the name you choose. When finished typing click on white space anywhere
on the right side of Windows Explorer to save the folder name.

Pic4.2
STEP 5.
REPEAT STEP
3 and STEP 4 to create another folder with the name EmbroideyZIP.
STEP6.
Start
downloading selected designs in .ZIP format from Internet.
To save designs to your computer
click on Save button (Pic6.1).

Pic6.1
Save As window opens up (Pic6.2). Now you
can select a location C:\EmbroideryZIP where you need to save downloaded .ZIP
file.

Pic6.2
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To change default “Save in” location
(My Documents) to EmbroideryZIP, click on the
black arrow and select Local Disk
(C:) (Pic6.3).

Pic6.3
Double
click on EmbroideryZIP folder to open it (Pic6.4).


Pic6.4
Make sure
the correct folder name appears at the top, next to Save
in: and correct file name appears at the bottom next to File name:
(Pic6.5). Click on Save button to start
download.
Save in: File Name:
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Pic6.5
STEP 7.

After download is completed, open
Windows Explorer and browse to downloaded ZIP file (Pic7.1). Double click on it
to open.

Pic7.1
If computer
asks you to choose a program to open the file with, scroll down and select WinZip
Executable and click on OK
button (Pic7.2). If for any reason you
cannot find WinZip Executable in the list of programs or nothing happened after you double click on
downloaded file, go to STEP 7A.
Otherwise proceed with STEP 8.

Pic7.2
STEP 7A.
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Open WinZip
program by double clicking on the icon from your desktop
or, go to
Start/Programs/WinZip and click on WinZip. Click on “I Agree”
to start up message, and WinZip application will open up (Pic7a.1)

Pic7a.1
Click on Open
button to open a ZIP file.
Open
Archive window
opens up (Pic7a.2), now you can browse to the zip file to open it.

Pic7a.2
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To change
default location (My Documents), click on the black arrow
and select Local Disk (C:) (Pic7a.3).

Pic7a.3
Double click on EmbroideryZIP
folder to open it (Pic7a.4).

Pic7a.4
Click on EMB-DESIGNS.zip file to select (Pic7a.5) and click on Open
button to open it.
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Pic7a.5
STEP 8.
List of
files below is a content of EMB-DESIGNS.ZIP. Click on Extract button to
save files to the hard drive of your computer (Pic8.1).


Pic8.1
Extract
screen with options opens up. The default location for “Extract to:” is location
where the ZIP file was opened (Pic8.2).


Pic8.2
STEP9.
Change the location by double
clicking on Local Disk (C:) (Pic9.1).

Pic9.1
Click on “EmbroideryDesigns” folder, to change
the location in “Extract to:” to
“C:\ EmbroideryDesigns” (Pic9.2).

Make sure “All files” is
checked under Files. Click on Extract button to extract (save) file to
the selected folder.

Pic9.2
STEP 10.
Close WinZip program. Open Ultimate Explorer to proceed with transferring
designs on the Card (Pic10.1).
NOTE!!!
ZIP files downloaded from Internet must contain files in PES, PEC or HUS
formats.

Pic10.1
To browse and transfer designs in Ultimate Explorer, follow these directions:
All data on re-writable embroidery cards has to be erased before any new
information can be written to it. Make sure that any valuable data is saved on
the hard drive of your computer or move it to the holding area before you write
to the card.
To write designs to the card (make sure the card is in reader/writer
box):
1. On the top menu bar, select the type
of embroidery card you want to write. Choose from Brother Card or Viking
Card.
2. Use the Folder Tree to
navigate to your embroidery designs folder.
3. Select a design in the File
Browsing Panel to preview it. To add designs to the Holding Area,
click on the Copy to Holding Area action button. The bottom
status bar shows you the amount of space used on the embroidery card and the
amount remaining.
4. When you have finished adding
designs to the holding area, click the Write to Card action button.
5. As a last reminder, the software
will ask you to confirm the Write procedure.
Select OK.
When WRITE operation is complete, take the card out of the
reader/writer box, insert it into your sewing machine and start embroidering.