.cnd?

[Brian Robison]

Anyone ever heard of a .cdn?

[bruce cain]

.cnd is a format for embroidery

[Scott Challoner]

Which one is it? cdn or cnd?

cdn is a 3d CD Label and cnd is either a CorelDraw file or embroidery file. I use this website a lot to find uncommon extensions.
http://filext.com/index.php

[Brian Robison]

I can't attach the files, can anyone change them to a usable format?

[Scott Challoner]

If you can't open them in Corel, can you import them?

[Brian Robison]

No, Corel won't import or open.

[Joe Pelonio]

That's a proprietary format from Melco/Saurer which makes commercial embroidery machines. It's meant to do stitches on a multiple head machine.

A few other embroidery machines/software would probably be the only way to convert it. t may be that your customer can export it to a file you can use
if they know how. More likely you can't use it.

[Paul Brinkmeyer]

If it is CND, send it to me and I can look at it.
What do you plan on doing with it?

[Brian Robison]

Paul,
sent you a PM

[Paul Brinkmeyer]

FYI
the files were Stitch files, cnd.
I can not convert to any kind of usable vector files, but I can convert to bitmap, and I did that and sent them back to Brian.
If someone else has embroidery software to convert to vector, please chime in.

Paul