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Specifying the Underlay Stitch, Length, Changing the Inset Distance

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84 Pacesetter BES Lettering 2 Instruction Manual Specifying the Underlay Stitch Length You can specify the stitch length for your underlay stitches. You can increase or decrease the length according to your underlay needs. To specify the underlay stitch length: 1 Select the segment. 2 In the Properties Panel, scroll down to the Underlay area. 3 Select one or more of the available underlay types. When you select underlay types, you will be able to see what your underlay type will look like in the Preview area. 4 In the Stitch Length box, enter the stitch length that you want for your underlay stitches. 5 Adjust any of the other settings. Refer to the related procedures for more information. 6 Click Apply. Changing the Inset Distance You can change the inset distance. Pacesetter BES Lettering 2 calculates the inset distance (the distance the underlay stitches are placed from the edge of the top stitching.) Inset distance changes the amount of underlay coverage. The smaller the inset distance, the more coverage you have. To change the inset distance: 1 Select the segment. 2 In the Properties Panel, scroll down to the Underlay area. 3 Select one or more of the available underlay types. When you select underlay types, you will be able to see what your underlay type will look like in the Preview area.

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Pacesetter BES Lettering 2
Instruction Manual
Specifying the Underlay Stitch
Length
You can specify the stitch length for your underlay stitches. You
can increase or decrease the length according to your underlay
needs.
To specify the underlay stitch length:
1
Select the segment.
2
In the Properties Panel, scroll down to the Underlay area.
3
Select one or more of the available underlay types.
4
In the Stitch Length box, enter the stitch length that you want
for your underlay stitches.
5
Adjust any of the other settings. Refer to the related
procedures for more information.
6
Click Apply.
Changing the Inset Distance
You can change the inset distance. Pacesetter BES Lettering 2
calculates the inset distance (the distance the underlay stitches
are placed from the edge of the top stitching.) Inset distance
changes the amount of underlay coverage. The smaller the
inset distance, the more coverage you have.
To change the inset distance:
1
Select the segment.
2
In the Properties Panel, scroll down to the Underlay area.
3
Select one or more of the available underlay types.
When you select underlay types, you will be able to see what
your underlay type will look like in the Preview area.
When you select underlay types, you will be able to see what
your underlay type will look like in the Preview area.