Find and verify the correct DST production file first, then move it into the transfer process used by your Tajima machine or production software.

1. Locate the intended DST design in your organized production library.
2. Confirm dimensions, stitch information and the correct customer or job version.
3. Use the transfer process supported by your Tajima model or production software, which may involve network transfer, USB media, machine software, or another documented workflow.
4. Confirm the job settings at the machine before production.
5. For converted or edited DST files, verify thread sequence and test when appropriate.

Tajima equipment and shop software vary widely, so follow the documentation for your specific machine and production environment.

A visual master library helps shops find repeat customer logos and stock DST designs without depending only on job numbers or old USB drives.

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See the Transfer-to-Machine Guide and organize production files with EZ-FileOrganizer.