Singer XL-580 FUTURA Instruction Manual - Page 92
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4. Will the density of a design be adjusted when resizing design ? When sizing designs from the Design Library, you can resize within the hoop area on screen, and the stitch count will be adjusted automatically. All other formats should be changed in the DESIGN/CHANGE SIZE menu in order to change the stitch count. 5. Resizing individual letters You can resize individual letters after you have brought them into the hoop and exited the text window. Left click, drag a box around the desired letter, and size accordingly. Because the letters are built-in, the letter will keep the appropriate density. 6. Deleting part of a design Left click and drag a box around the desired area. To select additional areas, hold down the CONTROL key and left click on next area. Once selected, touch the DELETE key on your keyboard. 7. Is there a way to increase the density of the lettering? The density is set to a standard value of 4/10th of mm, which is usually the standard density used for Lettering. The value is not editable. 8. Why does a design sometimes split up into very small segments? One color block can end up 'divided' into several blocks. The machine has a certain limit of stitches that it can accept. So what most probably happens is that these are big blocks that are cut after exceeding the limit, leaving a certain number of stitches (could possibly be only a few) as a separate block. 9. Top thread does not stay in the needle eye If embroidering several color blocks in the same color the machine might cut the top thread too short. If that happens, deactivate Thread Cutting Mode (see page 2829) to make sure the top thread stays in the needle eye. 90