Brother International PE-DESIGN 10 Instruction Manual - Page 93

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Basic Layout & Editing Operations 4 Select a folder, and then click [OK]. Opening/Importing Embroidery Designs ■ From an original card 1 Insert an original card into the USB card writer module. cc Refer to "Transferring to a machine by using an original card" on page 202 2 Click the [Home] tab. 3 Click [Import Patterns] in the [Import] group, and then click [from Card]. 5 Click [File Type] in the [Import] pane. Select the file name extensions of the corresponding embroidery data to be displayed, and then click [OK].  After the card has been read, the embroidery designs on the card are displayed. 6 Select the file icon, and then click [Import]. a When importing designs from other vendors, be sure to choose a design that will fit in the Design Page. b Since .dst files do not contain thread color information, the colors of an imported .dst file may not appear as expected. You can change the thread colors by using functions in the [Sewing Order] pane or by holding down the key and selecting a stitch pattern. cc "Selecting stitch patterns by thread color" on page 71 • When importing .dst files, the number of jump stitches for thread trimming can be specified. cc "Specifying the number of jumps in embroidery design of the DST format" on page 301 4 Select the file icon, and then click [Import]. a Due to copyright issues, some original cards cannot be used with this function. 92

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Opening/Importing Embroidery Designs
Basic Layout & Editing Operations
4
Select a folder, and then click
[OK]
.
5
Click
[File Type]
in the
[Import]
pane.
Select
the file name extensions of the corresponding
embroidery data to be displayed, and then
click
[OK]
.
6
Select the file icon, and then click
[Import]
.
From an original card
1
Insert an original card into the USB card writer
module.
cc
Refer to
"Transferring to a machine by
using an original card" on page 202
2
Click the
[Home]
tab.
3
Click
[Import Patterns]
in the
[Import]
group,
and then click
[from Card]
.
After the card has been read, the
embroidery designs on the card are
displayed.
4
Select the file icon, and then click
[Import]
.
a
When importing designs from other vendors, be
sure to choose a design that will fit in the Design
Page.
b
Since .dst files do not contain thread color
information, the colors of an imported .dst file may
not appear as expected. You can change the
thread colors by using functions in the
[Sewing
Order]
pane or by holding down the
<Alt>
key and
selecting a stitch pattern.
cc
"Selecting stitch patterns by thread color" on
page 71
When importing .dst files, the number of jump
stitches for thread trimming can be specified.
cc
"Specifying the number of jumps in
embroidery design of the DST format" on
page 301
a
Due to copyright issues, some original cards
cannot be used with this function.