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On Using the Cutwork Functions 5 Checking Design Property When [Cutting] has been assigned to a line from the [Line sew type] selector, [Design Property] screen appears as shown below. b [Color order] can be also viewed in the [Design Property] screen in the Design Database. a • In patterns with [Cutting] selected in the [Line sew type] selector, the line color and region sewing settings are not available. • Designs containing the line sew type [Cutting] are saved as cutwork patterns. cc "Transferring/saving/exporting the cutwork patterns" on page 175 • Created cutwork patterns can be used only with embroidery machines upgraded for cutwork. • With PE-DESIGN 10, the line sew type [Cutting] changes to [Running Stitch] in the following situations.  When the [Machine Type] setting (on the [Design Page] tab of the [Design Settings] dialog box) is changed from a multi-needle embroidery machine to a single-needle embroidery machine  When a cutwork pattern is imported while [Machine Type] (on the [Design Page] tab) is set to a single-needle embroidery machine • Cutwork pattern cannot be transferred to a machine by using an original card or the Link function. • Cutwork pattern cannot be created in Design Center. To set the line sew type to [Cutting], use Layout & Editing. Transferring/saving/ exporting the cutwork patterns In addition to transferring cutwork patterns to a machine, they can be saved or printed. ■ Transferring Transferring using USB media By using commercially available USB media, cutwork patterns can be transferred to embroidery machines compatible with the USB media. cc "Transferring to a machine by using USB media" on page 201 Transferring directly to a machine's memory Cutwork patterns can be transferred to embroidery machines that can be connected to a computer using a USB cable. cc "Transferring directly to a machine's memory" on page 201 a • Cutwork patterns cannot be transferred to a machine by using an original card or the Link function. • The cutwork patterns can be transferred to embroidery machine only after the upgrade for cutwork has been installed and certified to the machine. ■ Saving Saving cutwork patterns in the PES format For details, refer to "Saving and Printing" on page 95. a Designs containing the line sew type [Cutting] are saved as cutwork patterns. 175

Section	Page
Table of Contents	3
How To Use Manuals	5
Support/Service	6
Technical Support	6
Online Registration	6
Checking for the Latest Version of the Program	7
PE-DESIGN Software Key	8
Comparison of Types of Data Created With PE-DESIGN 10	9
Starting Up/Exiting Applications	10
Starting Up the Application	10
Exiting the Application	10
About the Startup Wizard	11
Understanding Windows	12
Layout & Editing Window	12
Example of Importing Embroidery Data	14
Basic Software Settings	15
Specifying the Design Page Settings	15
Using Fabric Selector	18
Specifying Basic Display Settings	19
Basic Layout & Editing Operations	23
Tutorial 1: Drawing shapes to create an embroidery design	24
Editing Embroidery Designs	32
Specifying Thread Colors and Sew Types for Lines and Regions	47
Drawing Shapes	61
Reshaping Embroidery Patterns	67
Editing a Stitch Pattern	72
Checking Embroidery Patterns	78
Opening/Importing Embroidery Designs	91
Saving and Printing	96
Creating Embroidery Patterns Containing Text	101
Tutorial 2: Using Templates	102
Template Feature	105
Tutorial 3: Entering text	106
Advanced Operations for Entering Text	107
Tutorial 4: Monograms	121
Advanced Operations for Entering Monograms	124
Tutorial 5: Creating Name Drop	125
Name Drop Feature (Replacing Text)	128
Creating Embroidery Patterns Using Images	131
Stitch Wizard: Automatically Converting an Image to an Embroidery Design	132
Tutorial 6-1: Auto Punch	133
Auto Punch Features	135
Tutorial 6-2: Cross Stitch	136
Cross Stitch Features	138
Tutorial 6-3: Photo Stitch 1	140
Photo Stitch 1 Features	143
Tutorial 6-4: Photo Stitch 2	145
Photo Stitch 2 Features	147
Advanced Stitch Wizard Operations	148
Importing Image Data	151
Changing the Image Settings	153
Tutorial 7: Print and Stitch	155
Operations for Specific Applications	161
Tutorial 8-1: Creating Appliqués	162
Tutorial 8-2: Creating Embroidered Patches	167
Tutorial 8-3: Creating a Cutwork Pattern Filled with Net Stitching	170
On Using the Cutwork Functions	174
Tutorial 9-1: Creating Split Embroidery Designs	178
Tutorial 9-2: Creating Design for Multi- Position Hoops	184
Tutorial 9-3: Embroidering With the Jumbo Frame	189
Specifying/Saving Custom Sewing Attributes	193
Using Manual Punch Tool	198
Transferring Data	201
Transferring Embroidery Designs to Machines	202
Using the Link Function to Embroider From the Computer	205
Design Center	211
Basic Design Center Operations	212
Design Center Window	222
Original Image Stage	223
Line Image Stage	225
Figure Handle Stage	227
Sew Setting Stage	232
Design Database	241
Design Database Window	242
Starting Up Design Database	243
Organizing Embroidery Designs	244
Opening Embroidery Designs	246
Transferring Embroidery Designs to Machines	247
Searching for an Embroidery Design	252
Converting Embroidery Design Files to Different Formats	253
Checking Embroidery Designs	254
Outputting a Catalog of Embroidery Designs	256
Programmable Stitch Creator	259
Basic Programmable Stitch Creator Operations	260
Creating Fill/Stamp Stitch Pattern	261
Editing a Pattern in Fill/Stamp Mode	265
Creating Motif Stitch Pattern	267
Editing a Pattern in Motif Mode	270
Programmable Stitch Creator Window	271
Opening a Template	272
Preview Window	273
Saving Patterns	273
Changing the Settings	274
Font Creator	275
Basic Font Creator Operations	276
Font Creator Window	283
Opening a File	285
Selecting a Character and Preparing the Template	286
Creating a Font Character Pattern	288
Editing the Points of a Font Character Pattern	289
Checking the Created Font Patterns	290
Saving Font Character Patterns	292
Changing the Settings	293
Supplement	295
For Basic Operations	296
On Settings	298
Changing Various Settings	299
For Making an Effective Use of This Application	304
Menus/Tools and Reference	307
Layout & Editing	308
Design Center	313
Design Database	316
Programmable Stitch Creator	318
Font Creator	319
Sewing Attributes	321
Font List	341
Troubleshooting	345
New Features of PE-DESIGN 10	347

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On Using the Cutwork Functions

Checking Design Property

When

[Cutting]

has been assigned to a line

from the

[Line sew type]

selector,

[Design

Property]

screen appears as shown below.

In addition to transferring cutwork patterns to a

machine, they can be saved or printed.

■

Transferring

Transferring using USB media

By using commercially available USB media,

cutwork patterns can be transferred to embroidery

machines compatible with the USB media.

"Transferring to a machine by using USB

media" on page 201

Transferring directly to a machine's

memory

Cutwork patterns can be transferred to embroidery

machines that can be connected to a computer

using a USB cable.

"Transferring directly to a machine's

memory" on page 201

■

Saving

Saving cutwork patterns in the PES format

For details, refer to

"Saving and Printing" on

page 95

[Color order]

can be also viewed in the

[Design

Property]

screen in the Design Database.

•

In patterns with

[Cutting]

selected in the

[Line

sew type]

selector, the line color and region

sewing settings are not available.

•

Designs containing the line sew type

[Cutting]

are saved as cutwork patterns.

"Transferring/saving/exporting the cutwork

patterns" on page 175

•

Created cutwork patterns can be used only with

embroidery machines upgraded for cutwork.

•

With PE-DESIGN 10, the line sew type

[Cutting]

changes to

[Running Stitch]

in the

following situations.



When the

[Machine Type]

setting (on the

[Design Page]

tab of the

[Design Settings]

dialog box) is changed from a multi-needle

embroidery machine to a single-needle

embroidery machine



When a cutwork pattern is imported while

[Machine Type]

(on the

[Design Page]

tab) is

set to a single-needle embroidery machine

•

Cutwork pattern cannot be transferred to a

machine by using an original card or the Link

function.

•

Cutwork pattern cannot be created in Design

Center. To set the line sew type to

[Cutting]

use Layout & Editing.

Transferring/saving/

exporting the cutwork

patterns

•

Cutwork patterns cannot be transferred to a

machine by using an original card or the Link

function.

•

The cutwork patterns can be transferred to

embroidery machine only after the upgrade for

cutwork has been installed and certified to the

machine.

Designs containing the line sew type

[Cutting]

are

saved as cutwork patterns.