Brother International PE-DESIGN Ver.4 3 2 Instructin Manual for PE-DESIGN Ver. - Page 203

Contents Before Using Getting Started Design Center s Inserting points 1 Click on the Tool Box. The shape of the cursor changes to . 2 Click the broken line that you want to edit. You can only select one broken line at a time. The existing points of the selected broken line are marked with small empty squares. 3 Click where you want to insert a new point on the broken line. A new point appears, marked by a filled black square. The new point can be edited. s Deleting points 1 Click on the Tool Box. The shape of the cursor changes to when you move it over the Work page. 2 Click the broken line that you want to edit. You can only select one broken line at a time. The existing points of the broken line are marked with small empty squares. 3 Click the point that you want to delete. To select an additional point, click that point while holding the Shift key down. The selected points are marked by filled squares. 4 Press the Delete key to remove the selected points from the outline. If the point is composed of a single line, the line is deleted. Line Drawing Mode The line drawing mode allows you to draw broken lines to create your stitch pattern. A broken line is made of one or more contiguous straight lines, the ending point of a straight line being the starting point of the next one. The horizontal and vertical lines that you draw on the work area always follow the grid. The points you create by clicking the mouse are inserted at the intersection of the horizontal and vertical lines of the grid, enabling you to draw diagonal lines as well. So, regardless of where you click, a point will automatically be inserted at the nearest intersection. Depending on the stitch pattern you want to draw, you may need to select a different working grid. For more information on the grids and on how to select them, refer to "Grid Menu" on page 201. s Drawing a broken line 1 Click on the Tool Box. When you move it over the Work page, the cursor changes to and is displayed together with a small image of the tool button. 2 Move the mouse to the starting point of your broken line and click. 3 Move the mouse to the ending point of the first straight line and click again. NOTE: You can always remove the last-entered point by clicking the mouse's right button. 4 Repeat until you arrive at the last end point. At that point double-click. Repeat the whole procedure if you want to include other broken lines in a stitch pattern. Layout & Editing File Utility Programmable Stich Creator Quik Reference Alphabetic Index 194