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Editing the added pattern, Creating two cycle data

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If there is some other data in the design area, or another machine model has already been specified, the following message appears: There are some data in current design. Click any of the button below to read the data. 4. Click the Open as a new design button to replace the current data in the design area with the selected data. * Click the Import to the current design button to add the selected data to the current data in the design area. * Click the Cancel button to cancel the current operation. 2-1-5. Editing the added pattern This section uses some of the PS-300B's editing functions to edit the added eyelet pattern. Creating two cycle data: Copy the pattern and paste it at the same position as the original to create two cycle data. 1. Use the Select tool to select the pattern. 2. Click Copy To on the Modify drop-down menu, or the Copy To icon in the toolbar. The Input Point dialog box appears. 3. Input "0" in both the X and Y input boxes, and click the OK button. The copy of the pattern is pasted at the same position as the original. Selecting a stitch point hidden beneath another point: To select a stitch point of the original pattern beneath a copied point: 1. Use the Select Point tool to click the point. The following list box appears showing information about all the stitch points beneath the clicked point. 16/164

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If there is some other data in the design area, or another machine model has already been
specified, the following message appears:
There are some data in current design. Click any of the button below to read the data.
4. Click the
Open as a new design
button to replace the current data in the design area with
the selected data.
* Click the
Import to the current design
button to add the selected data to the current data in the
design area.
* Click the
Cancel
button to cancel the current operation.
2-1-5. Editing the added pattern
This section uses some of the PS-300B’s editing functions to edit the added eyelet pattern.
Creating two cycle data:
Copy the pattern and paste it at the same position as the original to create two cycle data.
1. Use the
Select
tool to select the pattern.
2. Click
Copy To
on the
Modify
drop-down menu, or the Copy To icon
in the toolbar.
The Input Point dialog box appears.
3. Input “0” in both the
X
and
Y
input boxes, and click the
OK
button.
The copy of the pattern is pasted at the same position as the original.
Selecting a stitch point hidden beneath another point:
To select a stitch point of the original pattern beneath a copied point:
1. Use the
Select
Point
tool to click the point.
The following list box appears showing information about all the stitch points beneath the clicked
point.