If you have MySewnet Cloud
- First download the script go to https://github.com/D-Jeffrey/Embroidery-File-Organize/blob/main/EmbroideryCollection-Cleanup.ps1 and click on the Download icon (just below History on the right side of the page). Move to the file
EmbroderyCollection-Cleanup.ps1
it to a a folder likeDocuments\scripts
- Select the file and select the Properties click on
unblock
- Put the file in a directory such as
- For the location of the item put in something like
Embroidery Instructions
inside of the folderDocuments
- Open a command prompt (Start -> Run ->
CMD
) cd to the directory of the
- create a short cut to the script with a command such as
Powershell -ex bypass -command ".\EmbroderyCollection-Cleanup.ps1 -setup"
- For the name use something like
Embrodery Extractor
- Create a directory in Documents call
Embroidery Instructions
- If you have a lot of duplicate and extract files in your Mysewnet Cloud folder then create a folder in Downloads and move all the files into that folder.
- Don't worry will put all the right files back in there for you
-
Create a folder in Documents call
Embroidery
-
(Optional) Edit the PS1 file and set the types of patterns that work best for you.
$preferredSewType = ('vp3', 'vp4')
- See File Types
You should be ready to go now... run the program by clicking on the shortcut and watch the results..
Or run Powershell and at the command prompt using the commandline options such as:
PS> cd C:\Users\darre\Documents\Embroidery
PS> EmbroderyCollection-Cleanup.ps1 -Testing
PS> EmbroderyCollection-Cleanup.ps1 -?
PS> EmbroderyCollection-Cleanup.ps1 -DownloadDaysOld 720
- I also suggest you download and install MySewnet Embroidery Software & Explorer Plug-in Software from Mysewnet, their thumbnail file preview feature is very well done.
$ScriptFromGitHub = Invoke-WebRequest https://raw.githubusercontent.com/D-Jeffrey/Embroidery-File-Organize/main/install.ps1 Invoke-Expression $($ScriptFromGitHub.Content)