Brother International BES Lettering INSTRUCTION MANUAL - English - Page 27

Hiding the Sequence and Properties, Panels Automatically

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Learning about the Workspace 25 To zoom-in on a specific area: 1 On the Ribbon, select the Home tab. 2 In the Zoom toolbar, click on the Zoom tool. The pointer becomes a magnifying glass. 3 Click and hold your mouse button and drag it to form a flexible box around the area you want to see in detail. 4 Do one of the following steps:  To increase the zoom, continue clicking and dragging the flexible box.  From the Zoom toolbar, click on the down arrow under the Zoom icon, and use the Zoom tool settings to zoom back out. Additional options on the Zoom Toolbar: When you click on the down arrow underneath the Zoom Tool, you will see an option menu. You can choose from any of the following options on this menu: • Zoom In to make your design larger. • Zoom Out to make your design smaller. • To Fit to make the whole design the size of the design window. • To Selection to zoom to the size of the currently selected embroidery segment, or set of embroidery segments if more than one is selected. • 1:1 to see the design at the actual size. Hiding the Sequence and Properties Panels Automatically To increase the amount of space for your design window, you can set the Sequence and Properties panels to the Auto hide mode. When Auto hide is on, the panel will only be visible while the mouse is over it; as soon as you remove the mouse, the panel will collapse to a narrow sidebar. To turn on Auto hide for these panels, click on the small pushpin icon at the top-right of the panel. When the panel is in

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Learning about the Workspace
25
To zoom-in on a specific area:
1
On the Ribbon, select the Home tab.
2
In the Zoom toolbar, click on the Zoom
tool.
The pointer becomes a magnifying glass.
3
Click and hold your mouse button and drag it to form a
flexible box around the area you want to see in detail.
4
Do one of the following steps:
To increase the zoom, continue clicking and dragging the
flexible box.
From the Zoom toolbar, click on the down arrow under
the Zoom icon, and use the Zoom tool settings to zoom
back out.
Additional options on the Zoom Toolbar:
When you click on the down arrow underneath the Zoom Tool,
you will see an option menu. You can choose from any of the
following options on this menu:
•
Zoom In
to make your design larger.
•
Zoom Out
to make your design smaller.
•
To Fit
to make the whole design the size of the design
window.
•
To Selection
to zoom to the size of the currently selected
embroidery segment, or set of embroidery segments if more
than one is selected.
•
1:1
to see the design at the actual size.
Hiding the Sequence and Properties
Panels Automatically
To increase the amount of space for your design window, you
can set the Sequence and Properties panels to the Auto hide
mode. When Auto hide is on, the panel will only be visible while
the mouse is over it; as soon as you remove the mouse, the
panel will collapse to a narrow sidebar.
To turn on Auto hide for these panels, click on the small push-
pin icon
at the top-right of the panel. When the panel is in