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Have you looked through the history in the browser that you are using? Sometimes takes a while to go through your history, but as long as you haven't deleted it, or set the limit really low, you should be able to find it.

You should add a post saying it is sold, then a moderator can archive it. Which I will do now.

Are you on a phone, tablet, PC, Mac? Are you full screen and can see right to the edge, need to use bottom scroll bar to get over there? Maybe as a moderator, I may have controls you don't have. Edit: Just looked through your posts, you have just a few photos so I don't see why you should be getting such a message. One thing you can do is shrink your files to about 1024 pixels wide and see what happens, what messages if any you get when you post photos. It could be your photo you were trying to post was too large a file, and the error message was wrong somehow.

Curious, did you get any feedback from them?

In your list of attachments, go to the right edge and there is a 'tick' box for each attachment. I can't tell how many attachments you have as when I follow your link, it loads my attachments. But i Assume you have lots of attachments or large attachment like large photos or videos. When you select the tick box, you will see a delete option pop up at the bottom of the screen. I don't like to suggest you remove photos as that destroys the integrity of threads you have posted in. But there might be a video or something hidden in the list that can be removed. For videos, supply a link. For photos, reduce the size and send them to me to edit your posts and replace.

Go to https://www.leathercraftlibrary.com/contact-us and ask them where you find their premium videos or how to subscribe, suggest they update their website.

You might like to cross-post in leather sewing machines. Items for sale, post in the marketplace under the appropriate sub forum.

@Simmental You should read through the information in this pinned thread.

@drafthorses - please make your posts on the thread itself, not with the report button. No one but admins or moderators can see your answer. Here is the text quoted from your report: "Sorry new at this...Pfaff 29 light industrial..#138 thread and 200size 25 needle......sewing light leather or Biothane up to 1/4" thick seems ok and thicker the top thread does not catch the bobbin thread or if it does the bottom is loose...was working ok but gradually getting worst. ???? "

@rustyman Moved your post to leather sewing machines. I think you are more likely find answers here.

@MennoCanvas Moved your post to Leather Sewing Machines.

Opens fine for me in Win 10 and Excel 2016.

See this post

@Doc Reaper moved to leather sewing machines since that is the original topic.

@Adverse Moved your post to Leather Sewing Machines. This is where the sewing machine guys hangout.

@FRANKPKNY Suggest you post this in Fabrication - Leather Sewing Machines. Add photos and describe what material you are trying to sew.

Yes for my 2700, which from what I see is basically the same as the 2750. Using 207 on the top is for appearance only. For stitch strength, it's no stronger then the weakest thread.

@MetricMoney Moving your post to leather sewing machines. This is where the machine guys are.

I have used 138 in the bobbin and 207 on the top. Looks pretty good.

@bmertbilal Some information is available for powdered aniline dyes in this thread. Aniline dyes may be soluble in water, alcohol or petroleum type solvents. Check the mfg's information for each. A number of aniline dyes are used in woodworking and are applied before the finish is applied. Aniline dyes for wood should be safe for leather when obtained as a powder. Some info from Wood Magazine here. RIT powdered aniline dyes are available off Amazon, eBay and other places. This should give you options that work without alcohol, and a lot more choices than ecoflow.

I would ask about return policy under the current COVID restrictions. You need to be able to try it out. I have a 2700 (from Ron a few years ago) and it works well for me. I don't do lots of sewing, it is sporadic depending on what projects I pick up. Only problems I have were made by me and I was able to sort them out. I've done a little sewing most of my life, so am not really intimidated by sewing machines. I'm also mechanically minded and willing to jump into most things to try out or fix. The main thing with a sewing machine is to be able to adjust tension with changes in the leather thickness and hardness. It can take a half hour or so to get it right. You need 2 or 3 needle sizes, to match your thread sizes and stiffness of your leather. If you are always working with the same material you don't need to keep adjusting tension, etc. and life is a little easier.

These are fairly old and were probably lost during a server crash. Most were able to be restored, but some were not able to be. These aren't from 3rd party hosting.

This is what happens with 3rd party hosting when the host changes policies, goes out of business, or the original poster deletes, or moves his photos, or his account is closedd. This is why we ask everyone to post on this site, not to link to a 3rd party. Just to be sure this is the problem you are seeing, reply here with a link to a couple examples you see.

@Techsew Ron Looks like you need to let people know your current hours and what services are available.

Some options for android. https://www.androidauthority.com/best-photo-resizer-apps-android-1076507/