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6-26 In the "Sequence/Combination" 1 "Embroidery Combination" menu, you can compile several designs into a embroidery combination within a hoop and save it permanently. Use the embroidery template, to place several embroidery combinations on a piece of fabric to make up a large pattern. Tip: Single designs can also be selected for the embroi dery combination and saved permanently. If you change the settings of your designs (like mirroring, rotating, orbiting), these changes will also be saved. This way you can always call up a design with its changed settings in order to embroider it again, even if the machine has been switched off in-between. Combine embroidered word sequences, with the embroidery template When you enter an entire word sequence in the input field of the embroidery combination, a line feed is automatically inserted in the text. The entire text is positioned within the hoop. To be able to continue embroidering beyond the hoop, you must divide the word sequence into sections before entering it into the machine. • You can create these individual sections, one after the other, in the processing screen and then save them under different names in the machine, even after the machine has been switched off. For this purpose, you can create a directory in which you save all the sections. • Or you can formulate your word sections and embroider each one directly, without saving it. (See "Combine designs into a large pattern, using the embroidery template", page 6-24"). Using this example we want to show how you can create a directory in the Creative Data Manager in order to save the different text sections. You can then call up these sections and embroider them again using the embroidery template, at any time. 6. Embroidery Assistant Creating a directory in the Creative Data Manager A directory is like a folder in which you store something. You can create as many folders as you want in the Creative Data Manager. F. To do this, touch S8n FrFmFF F 1 F rFrFF FfFFFFE. FFF.FFFF FEEm FrTrF. F 4 An input field opens where you can enter the names of the directories. Confirm your entry with in the display. . and the new folder appears F:F1: 1 -.1-- FFF W T F[ We have called our folder "Slogan".

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6-26
6.
Embroidery
Assistant
In
the
“Sequence/Combination”
1
“Embroidery
Combination”
menu,
you
can
compile
several
designs
into
a
embroidery
combination
within
a
hoop
and
save
it
permanently.
Use
the
embroidery
template,
to
place
several
embroidery
combinations
on
a
piece
of
fabric
to
make
up
a
large
pattern.
Tip:
Single
designs
can
also
be
selected
for
the
embroi
dery
combination
and
saved
permanently.
If
you
change
the
settings
of
your
designs
(like
mirroring,
rotating,
orbiting),
these
changes
will
also
be
saved.
This
way
you
can
always
call
up
a
design
with
its
changed
settings
in
order
to
embroider
it
again,
even
if
the
machine
has
been
switched
off
in-between.
Combine
embroidered
word
sequences,
with
the
embroidery
template
When
you
enter
an
entire
word
sequence
in
the
input
field
of
the
embroidery
combination,
a
line
feed
is
automatically
inserted
in
the
text.
The
entire text
is
positioned
within
the
hoop.
To
be
able
to
continue embroidering
beyond
the
hoop,
you
must
divide
the
word
sequence
into
sections
before
entering
it
into
the
machine.
You
can
create
these
individual
sections,
one after
the
other,
in
the
processing
screen
and then
save
them
under
different
names
in
the machine,
even
after
the
machine
has been
switched
off.
For
this
purpose,
you
can
create
a
directory
in
which
you
save
all
the
sections.
Or
you
can
formulate
your
word
sections
and
embroider
each
one
directly,
without
saving
it.
(See
“Combine
designs
into
a
large
pattern,
using
the
embroidery
template”,
page
6-24”).
Using this
example
we
want
to
show
how you
can
create
a
directory
in
the Creative
Data
Manager
in
order
to
save
the
different
text
sections.
You
can
then
call
up
these
sections
and
embroider
them
again
using
the
embroidery
template,
at
any
time.
Creating
a
directory
in
the
Creative
Data
Manager
A
directory
is
like
a
folder
in
which
you
store
something.
You
can
create
as
many
folders
as
you
want
in
the
Creative
Data
Manager.
To
do
this,
touch
F.
FrFmFF
FrFrFF
1
F
FfFFFFE.
FFF.FFFF
FEEm
FrTrF.
F
4
An
input
field
opens
where
you
can
enter
the
names
of
the
directories.
Confirm
your
entry
with
.
and
the
new
folder
appears
in
the
display.
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F:F1:
1
FFF
W[
T
F
S8n
We
have
called
our
folder
“Slogan”.