Brother International PE-DESIGN 10 Instruction Manual - Page 196

Deleting items, Editing an item, Changing the order of items, C:\Program Files x86\Brother\PE-DESIGN

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Specifying/Saving Custom Sewing Attributes ■ Deleting items 1 From the list for the user thread chart k, select the item to be deleted. 2 Click [Delete] m to delete the item from the user thread chart. ■ Editing an item An item registered in the list for a user thread chart can be edited to change the color or thread number. 1 From the list for the user thread chart k, select the item to be edited, and then click [Edit Item] g. 2 Edit the item details in the same way as adding a new item. b As with newly added items, an asterisk (*) appears in front of the index number of edited items. b User thread chart files Existing user thread charts can be imported, or edited user thread charts can be used on a different computer. • A newly created user thread chart is saved, in the .btc2 format with the same name as the thread chart, at [C:\Program Files (x86)\Brother\PE-DESIGN 10\MyChart]. • Existing user thread charts, created with the previous versions of the application such as PEDESIGN NEXT, can be used in PE-DESIGN 10. Import the file "chart2.btc" from the following location; [C:\Program Files (x86)\Brother\PE-DESIGN NEXT\Color]. • The file "chart1.btc" in the [Color] folder cannot be imported. • A user thread chart file in the .csv format can be imported. The .csv file should contain information for Code, Brand, Description, R, G and B, separated by commas with one color on each line. The RGB values must be within 0-255. Example: For a .csv file 100,MyBrand,Black,10,10,10 101,MyBrand,White,245,245,245 ■ Changing the order of items 1 From the list for the user thread chart k, select the item to be moved. 2 Click [Up] or [Down] e to change the order of the item. 195

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Specifying/Saving Custom Sewing Attributes
Deleting items
1
From the list for the user thread chart
k
,
select the item to be deleted.
2
Click
[Delete]
m
to delete the item from the
user thread chart.
Editing an item
An item registered in the list for a user thread chart
can be edited to change the color or thread number.
1
From the list for the user thread chart
k
,
select the item to be edited, and then click
[Edit Item]
g
.
2
Edit the item details in the same way as
adding a new item.
Changing the order of items
1
From the list for the user thread chart
k
,
select the item to be moved.
2
Click
[Up]
or
[Down]
e
to change the order
of the item.
b
As with newly added items, an asterisk (*) appears
in front of the index number of edited items.
b
User thread chart files
Existing user thread charts can be imported, or
edited user thread charts can be used on a
different computer.
A newly created user thread chart is saved, in
the .btc2 format with the same name as the
thread chart, at
[C:\Program Files
(x86)\Brother\PE-DESIGN 10\MyChart]
.
Existing user thread charts, created with the
previous versions of the application such as PE-
DESIGN NEXT, can be used in PE-DESIGN 10.
Import the file "chart2.btc" from the following
location;
[C:\Program Files (x86)\Brother\PE-DESIGN
NEXT\Color]
.
The file "chart1.btc" in the
[Color]
folder cannot
be imported.
A user thread chart file in the .csv format can be
imported.
The .csv file should contain information for
Code, Brand, Description, R, G and B,
separated by commas with one color on each
line. The RGB values must be within 0-255.
Example: For a .csv file
100,MyBrand,Black,10,10,10
101,MyBrand,White,245,245,245