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Setting the thread color and sew type

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PeDesignV6Eng.book Page 168 Thursday, July 8, 2004 11:59 AM Layout & Editing Editing Embroidery Patterns Setting the thread color and sew type All patterns can be assigned at least one color and sew type. Patterns with an outline and an inside region can be assigned two different thread colors and sew types. If a gradation is set, an additional color can be added to the region. (For details on gradations, refer to "Creating a gradation" on page 179.) In addition, each character in a text pattern can be assigned individual thread colors and sew types. Patterns with an outline and a inside region: text converted from TrueType fonts, circles, fan shapes, arcs & strings, rectangles, closed broken lines, and closed curves. For these patterns, it is possible to switch on and off sewing for the outline and the regions. Patterns with only an outline: arcs, open broken lines, and open curves. For these patterns, it is still possible to switch on and off sewing for the outline. Patterns with only a region: text created with fonts provided with this software and manual punching patterns. For these two types of patterns, it is not possible to switch on and off sewing of the inside region. Manual punching patterns: You can set a color for three manual punching pattern types (block, semiautomatic block and running), but you can only set a sew type for manual punching block patterns. ■ Line sew Clicking this button switches on/off sewing for an outline. b Memo: • The Line sew button is available only when the Select Object tool is selected and no patterns are selected, when you select a pattern that has an outline (text converted from a TrueType font, circles, arcs, fan shapes, arcs & strings, rectangles, broken lines, curves), or when you click , , , or on the Tool Box to start drawing such a pattern. • When line sewing is switched off, the line is not sewn (and you cannot set its color or sew type). 1. Click the Line sew button. This button has two settings: On: The Line color button and the Line sew type selector are displayed. Off: The Line color button and the Line sew type selector are not displayed. Clicking the button switches between the two settings. Line sew Line color Line sew type → The settings are applied to all patterns that you will create with an outline, until the setting is changed. → If a pattern is selected, the settings are applied to the selected pattern. Line sewing on: Line sewing off: 2. To switch on outline sewing, click the Line sew button again. a Note: If one of the fonts included in this software (font number 1 through 35) are selected, the line sewing attributes cannot be changed. c "Color" on page 169 and "Sew type" on page 170 168

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Layout & Editing
Editing Embroidery Patterns
Setting the thread color and sew type
All patterns can be assigned at least one color and
sew type. Patterns with an outline and an inside
region can be assigned two different thread colors
and sew types. If a gradation is set, an additional
color can be added to the region. (For details on
gradations, refer to “Creating a gradation” on
page 179.) In addition, each character in a text
pattern can be assigned individual thread colors and
sew types.
Patterns with an outline and a inside region: text
converted from TrueType fonts, circles, fan shapes,
arcs & strings, rectangles, closed broken lines, and
closed curves. For these patterns, it is possible to
switch on and off sewing for the outline and the
regions.
Patterns with only an outline: arcs, open broken
lines, and open curves. For these patterns, it is still
possible to switch on and off sewing for the outline.
Patterns with only a region: text created with fonts
provided with this software and manual punching
patterns. For these two types of patterns, it is not
possible to switch on and off sewing of the inside
region.
Manual punching patterns: You can set a color for
three manual punching pattern types (block, semi-
automatic block and running), but you can only set a
sew type for manual punching block patterns.
Line sew
Clicking this button switches on/off sewing for an
outline.
b
Memo:
• The
Line sew
button is available only
when the Select Object tool is selected
and no patterns are selected, when you
select a pattern that has an outline (text
converted from a TrueType font, circles,
arcs, fan shapes, arcs & strings,
rectangles, broken lines, curves), or when
you click
,
,
, or
on
the Tool Box to start drawing such a
pattern.
• When line sewing is switched off, the line
is not sewn (and you cannot set its color or
sew type).
1.
Click the
Line sew
button.
This button has two settings:
On: The
Line color
button and the
Line sew
type
selector are displayed.
Off: The
Line color
button and the
Line sew
type
selector are not displayed.
Clicking the button switches between the two
settings.
The settings are applied to all patterns
that you will create with an outline, until
the setting is changed.
If a pattern is selected, the settings are
applied to the selected pattern.
Line sewing on:
Line sewing off:
2.
To switch on outline sewing, click the
Line
sew
button again.
c
“Color” on page 169 and “Sew type” on
page 170
a
Note:
If one of the fonts included in this software
(font number 1 through 35) are selected, the
line sewing attributes cannot be changed.
Line sew
Line color
Line sew type
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