Brother International PEDESIGN 6.0 Users Manual - English - Page 136

Importing embroidery, patterns from Design Center, patterns, from an embroidery card

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PeDesignV6Eng.book Page 128 Thursday, July 8, 2004 11:59 AM Layout & Editing Inputting Images and Embroidery Patterns 4. To import a pattern, select it, and then click Import, or double-click the file's icon. → The embroidery pattern is displayed in the Design Page. a Note: • When importing patterns from other makers, be sure to choose a pattern that will fit in the Design Page. • The colors of patterns imported from .dst (Tajima), .exp (Melco), .pcs (Pfaff) and .hus (Husqvarna) files will be slightly different. If this happens, you can change the color with the menu command Sew - Sewing Order/Color. b Memo: • When importing some .pec files from embroidery cards, the Select Import size dialog box appears. If this happens, select the desired import size, and then click OK to import the embroidery pattern. • To quit the operation and close the dialog box, click Cancel. a Note: • The embroidery pattern cannot be magnified to a size larger than the Design Page. • The magnification factor cannot be set below 25%. 4. Under Orientation, select the desired orientation. 5. Click Import to import the embroidery pattern. b Memo: • To quit the operation and close the dialog box, click Cancel. • If Design Center has not been started up, if a .pem file has not been opened or if Design Center is not in stage 4 (Sew Setting stage), one of the following messages appears. Importing embroidery patterns from Design Center An embroidery pattern in Design Center can be imported directly into the Design Page. Toolbar button: 1. Start up Design Center and open the file that you want to import into Layout & Editing. 2. Click , or click File, then Import, then from Design Center. → The Import size dialog box appears. 3. In the Magnification box, type or select the magnification factor. Click OK, and then start up Design Center and open a .pem file. c "Design Center" on page 69 Importing embroidery patterns from an embroidery card An embroidery pattern from an embroidery card inserted in the USB card writer module can be imported into the Design Page. 1. Click File, then Import, then from Card. → If a card writer module is connected and if an embroidery card is inserted into the card writer module, the following message appears and the embroidery patterns are read from the card. 128

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128
Layout & Editing
Inputting Images and Embroidery Patterns
4.
To import a pattern, select it, and then click
Import
, or double-click the file’s icon.
The embroidery pattern is displayed in the
Design Page.
b
Memo:
• When importing some .pec files from
embroidery cards, the
Select Import size
dialog box appears. If this happens, select
the desired import size, and then click
OK
to import the embroidery pattern.
• To quit the operation and close the dialog
box, click
Cancel
.
Importing embroidery
patterns from Design Center
An embroidery pattern in Design Center can be
imported directly into the Design Page.
Toolbar button:
1.
Start up Design Center and open the file that
you want to import into Layout & Editing.
2.
Click
, or click
File
, then
Import
, then
from Design Center
.
The
Import size
dialog box appears.
3.
In the
Magnification
box, type or select the
magnification factor.
4.
Under
Orientation
, select the desired
orientation.
5.
Click
Import
to import the embroidery pattern.
b
Memo:
• To quit the operation and close the dialog
box, click
Cancel
.
• If Design Center has not been started up,
if a .pem file has not been opened or if
Design Center is not in stage 4 (Sew
Setting stage), one of the following
messages appears.
Click
OK
, and then start up Design Center
and open a .pem file.
c
“Design Center” on page 69
Importing embroidery
patterns
from an embroidery card
An embroidery pattern from an embroidery card
inserted in the USB card writer module can be
imported into the Design Page.
1.
Click
File
, then
Import
, then
from Card
.
If a card writer module is connected and if
an embroidery card is inserted into the
card writer module, the following mes-
sage appears and the embroidery pat-
terns are read from the card.
a
Note:
• When importing patterns from other
makers, be sure to choose a pattern that
will fit in the Design Page.
• The colors of patterns imported from .dst
(Tajima), .exp (Melco), .pcs (Pfaff) and
.hus (Husqvarna) files will be slightly
different. If this happens, you can change
the color with the menu command
Sew
Sewing Order/Color
.
a
Note:
• The embroidery pattern cannot be
magnified to a size larger than the Design
Page.
• The magnification factor cannot be set
below 25%.
PeDesignV6Eng.book
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Thursday, July 8, 2004
11:59 AM