How to Install ESA Fonts: Hatch Embroidery Software

[@EmbroideryLegacy]

Be sure to follow these instructions to successfully install ESA fonts! Step 1: Go to your windows (C:) drive Step 2: Copy and paste “ProgramData\Wilcom\Hatch Embroidery\FONTS “ to the (C:) search Step 3: Once you click enter you will be inside the folder you will copy the ESA files into. A good way to do this would be to open two windows at once. Open the FONTS and the ESA file folder you want to install. Drag the .ESA font into the FONTS folder. Don't forget to check out our almost 1,000 ESA fonts by clicking here. www.digitizingmadeeasy.com/esa-fonts-for-hatch-and-wilcom/

[@aceboogie959]

I absolutely love everything i learned from you. I already bought the courses ( soon ill start with those) and the embroidery addict pack. Thx for all the awesome stuff and the prices One question :" i bought the ( for example) braille font, is a 3d foam font digitized only for caps or everything ( jackets, hoodies etc.)?

[@sgmmaffe]

In earlier days we had Janome Digitizer 5.5. We have a number of 3D fonts that were always standard in Janome. When I copy these into that Hatch ESA folder, Hatch doesn't show them. Is it true that you have to buy them again and have an active internet connection in order to use the 3D fonts?

[@JordanWilliams-hv3un]

How do you do this with the wilcom software ?

[@suzti8280]

can you give code please I cannot find in digitizing made easy

[@Wild.horse.]

Do we need an embroidery machine to start digitizing fonts

[@EmbroideryLegacy]

It's best to have an embroidery machine and test out all your designs to improve on your work!

[@dottiecummings8712]

I have Embrilliance software on my computer. I also have a Brother Dream Machine (NOT the 2). I'm on a very fixed income and really can't afford to purchase Hatch software. Hoe do I use ESA with Embrilliance?

[@EmbroideryLegacy]

Unfortunately ESA “Embroidery Specific Alphabets” are proprietary to the Wilcom/Hatch platform, just as BX fonts are proprietary to Embrilliance.

[@jessiegibson9023]

Thanks

[@raspgee7630]

Instructions too fast - bit slower would be helpful

[@EmbroideryLegacy]

You can slow down the playback speed on KZbin.