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Chapter 20: Shapes Toolbar The tools in the Shapes toolbar allow you to create a variety of graphic shapes, such as paths (i.e., lines that stitching follows) and different types of filled areas. NOTE: To delete the last punchpoint added, press the Backspace key. s Using the Manual Stitch tool ( ) This tool allows individual needle punchpoints to be placed in order to control the stitch length or add intricate details to a shape (for example, a small copyright or trademark symbol or extra lock stitches). Figure 82 1 3 2 4 To add manual stitches to the design: 1 Click the Manual Stitch tool ( ) in the Shapes toolbar. The pointer changes to large crosshairs ( ) when it is moved into the design area. 2 Click in the design area to specify the placement of the stitches, as shown by 1 through 4 in figure 82. 3 Right-click in the design area to finish adding stitches. s Using the Path tool ( ) This tool adds paths (running stitches), which are used for outlining and adding fine detail to a design. NOTE: This tool is available in the digitizing level of the software, and in the editing level with .bdf files cre- ated using BE-100. Figure 83 47

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The tools in the
Shapes
toolbar allow you to create a variety of graphic shapes, such as paths (i.e., lines that
stitching follows) and different types of filled areas.
NOTE:
To delete the last punchpoint added, press the Backspace key.
■
Using the Manual Stitch tool (
)
This tool allows individual needle punchpoints to be placed in order to control the stitch length or add intri-
cate details to a shape (for example, a small copyright or trademark symbol or extra lock stitches).
To add manual stitches to the design:
1
Click the
Manual Stitch
tool (
) in the
Shapes
toolbar. The pointer changes to large crosshairs (
)
when it is moved into the design area.
2
Click in the design area to specify the placement of the stitches, as shown by
1
through
4
in figure 82.
3
Right-click in the design area to finish adding stitches.
■
Using the Path tool (
)
This tool adds paths (running stitches), which are used for outlining and adding fine detail to a design.
NOTE:
This tool is available in the digitizing level of the software, and in the editing level with .bdf files cre-
ated using BE-100.
Figure 82
Figure 83
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