Brother International PS-300B Instruction Manual - English - Page 25

Changing the stitch type to Border with a width of 3 mm, Shift, Select, Shape, Border, Stitch Type

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2. In the design area, click to specify the desired location for the start point of the straight outline (1 in figure below). 3. While holding down the keyboard's Shift key, click to specify the desired location for the end point of the straight outline (2 in figure below). 4. Right-click once to finish the outline. The start point marker ("S") and end point marker ("E") for the outline appear. NOTE: To keep the straight line vertically or horizontally, hold down the keyboard's Shift key while moving the pointer in the design area. Changing the stitch type to "Border" with a width of 3 mm: NOTE: The stitch type is set to Running by default. 1. Click Select on the Shape drop-down menu, or the Select icon in the toolbar. Then click on the outline to select it. A selection frame of "dashes" appears around the outline to show that it is selected. 2. Change the stitch type to Border in the Stitch Type drop-down list in the tool bar. 25/164

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2. In the design area, click to specify the desired location for the start point of the straight
outline (1 in figure below).
3. While holding down the keyboard’s
Shift
key, click to specify the desired location for the
end point of the straight outline (2 in figure below).
4. Right-click once to finish the outline.
The start point marker (“S”) and end point marker (“E”) for the outline appear.
NOTE: To keep the straight line vertically or horizontally, hold down the keyboard’s
Shift
key while
moving the pointer in the design area.
Changing the stitch type to “Border” with a width of 3 mm:
NOTE: The stitch type is set to
Running
by default.
1. Click
Select
on the
Shape
drop-down menu, or the Select icon
in the toolbar.
Then click on the outline to select it.
A selection frame of “dashes” appears around the outline to show that it is selected.
2. Change the stitch type to
Border
in the
Stitch Type
drop-down list in the tool bar.