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Example of Importing Embroidery Data, Using the Import pane, Using Import commands

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Understanding Windows Example of Importing Embroidery Data Using the Import pane Embroidery data can be imported by using the [Import] pane. a b c Using Import commands 1 Click the [Home] tab. 2 Click [Import Patterns] in the [Import] group, and then click [from Design Library] or [from File] from the [Import] menu. d a From Select a pattern location. b Category Select a pattern category. The categories in the pattern location selected in the [From] selector are listed. c The patterns in the category selected in the [Category] selector appear in the list. Pointing to a pattern and holding down the left mouse button displays a dotted box in the Design Page. This allows you to check the size of the pattern. d Import Click this button to import the selected pattern. b • The pattern can also be imported by double-clicking it in the list or by dragging it to the Design Page. • Multiple files cannot be selected to be imported at the same time. cc "From a folder" on page 44  The [Import] pane appears on the right side of the screen. b The [Import] pane can also be displayed by selecting the [Import Pane] check box in the [View] tab. When the [Color] pane, [Sewing Attributes] pane or [Text Attributes] pane is displayed, click the [Import] tab to display the [Import] pane. 13

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Understanding Windows
Example of Importing Embroidery Data
Embroidery data can be imported by using the
[Import]
pane.
a
From
Select a pattern location.
b
Category
Select a pattern category.
The categories in the pattern location
selected in the
[From]
selector are listed.
c
The patterns in the category selected in
the
[Category]
selector appear in the list.
Pointing to a pattern and holding down the
left mouse button displays a dotted box in
the Design Page. This allows you to
check the size of the pattern.
d
Import
Click this button to import the selected
pattern.
1
Click the
[Home]
tab.
2
Click
[Import Patterns]
in the
[Import]
group,
and then click
[from Design Library]
or
[from
File]
from the
[Import]
menu.
The
[Import]
pane appears on the right
side of the screen.
Using the Import pane
b
•
The pattern can also be imported by
double-clicking it in the list or by dragging it to
the Design Page.
•
Multiple files cannot be selected to be imported
at the same time.
cc
"From a folder" on page 44
a
b
c
d
Using Import commands
b
The
[Import]
pane can also be displayed by
selecting the
[Import Pane]
check box in the
[View]
tab.
When the
[Color]
pane,
[Sewing Attributes]
pane or
[Text Attributes]
pane is displayed, click
the
[Import]
tab to display the
[Import]
pane.