Re: elephant logo in OFM format?

Douglas

Two pieces of information I found on line:

There are currently five applications that create .ofm files. This list
continues to grow. OFM file format can contain digital signatures, field
validation, attachments, calculations and database field information. The
database field information can be used to auto-fill forms with the
previously programmed field information. This database information can also
be exported to ODBC compliant databases such as Oracle.

Here are the current applications that create .ofm files.

Automated commercial embroidery machine files are created when pixels from
image files are converted into .ofm files that instruct the machine how to
stitch the image.

OfficeForms made by Toplevel. Creating online e-forms in an .ofm format.

Omniform made by Nuaunce. These are proprietary data files that may only be
opened by the Omniform applications.

Adobe font description files.

PostScript font description files.

PNG and PSD files can't just be converted to OFM files. They will need to
be digitized. An OFM file is the Melco embroidery file that has been
digitized with the Design Shop software. You will need to find someone who
can digitize your files for you and they will probably charge you digitizing
fees for doing this.

I hope this helps.

On 8/04/13 2:59 AM, "Douglas J Hunley" <doug(dot)hunley(at)gmail(dot)com> wrote:

> I couldn't find a version of the elephant in OFM format on the site anywhere.
> Does anyone have one they'd be willing to share? I'm looking to have some
> shirts embroidered and it requires this format. Thanks!

Regards

Rob Napier