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Working with the Color Palette

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104 Pacesetter BES Lettering Instruction Manual Working with the Color Palette In Pacesetter BES Lettering, you can change the color of any segment of your design, whether it be a Lettering or a merged stitch file. If you can select it, you can change its color. The color palette, which is located along the top edge of the design space, shows you the thread colors that are available in the thread chart that is currently selected. Selecting a Thread Chart Pacesetter BES Lettering comes with a large number of the most popular manufacturers' thread charts already loaded. You are able choose from amongst these charts by clicking on the Thread Chart button , which is on the left end of the Color palette. Clicking this button will display the whole list of thread charts as a drop-down list. Click on the one that you want, and those thread colors will be loaded into the color palette. Searching for a Specific Color The Find button , located near the left end of the thread palette, allows you to search for a particular thread in the palette, if you know the name or thread number. To search for a thread color: 1 Click the Find button. You see the Thread Color Search dialog. 2 Type in all or part of the name or number of the thread. If you only know part of the thread name, and there is more than one possible match for that partial name, the search dialog will present you with a number of choices (as in the example below).

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Pacesetter BES Lettering
Instruction Manual
Working with the Color Palette
In Pacesetter BES Lettering, you can change the color of any
segment of your design, whether it be a Lettering or a merged
stitch file. If you can select it, you can change its color.
The color palette, which is located along the top edge of the
design space, shows you the thread colors that are available in
the thread chart that is currently selected.
Selecting a Thread Chart
Pacesetter BES Lettering comes with a large number of the
most popular manufacturers’ thread charts already loaded. You
are able choose from amongst these charts by clicking on the
Thread Chart button
, which is on the left end of the Color
palette. Clicking this button will display the whole list of thread
charts as a drop-down list. Click on the one that you want, and
those thread colors will be loaded into the color palette.
Searching for a Specific Color
The Find button
, located near the left end of the thread
palette, allows you to search for a particular thread in the
palette, if you know the name or thread number.
To search for a thread color:
1
Click the Find
button.
You see the Thread Color Search dialog.
2
Type in all or part of the name or number of the thread.
If you only know part of the thread name, and there is more
than one possible match for that partial name, the search
dialog will present you with a number of choices (as in the
example below).