Brother International PE-DESIGN Ver.4 3 2 Instructin Manual for PE-DESIGN Ver. - Page 24

Step 3 Converting to Line Image

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Contents Before Using Getting Started Design Center Step 3 Converting to Line Image 1 Move to line image: Click Stage on the menu bar, then click To Line Image on the submenu.You can also click the button of the Toolbar shown below: NOTE: Many menu functions can be activated by clicking a button on the Toolbar. The Cut out to Line Image dialog will display. In this dialog, you will select the color(s) that will be used to make the outline of the image. x If necessary, scroll and zoom the image. x Move the cursor over the image. Its shape changes to . Click on any point of the outline. The selected color displays in the upper box under Pick Colors and a appears in the check box to show that the color is selected. • When the outline of the image uses more than one color, you can repeat to select a total of five colors. If you try to select more, colors are scrolled down, and the color that was at the bottom is deselected. • If you selected a color by mistake, simply click its check box to deselect it. x Click View to see the effect of your selection. • If you wanted to select another choice of color, click Cancel. The image displays again and you can repeat this step with another color. x If your preview image looks like the one shown here, click OK to confirm the outline of your pattern. x Click Cancel to exit and go back to the image. x If necessary, click Image Tune to reduce the colors or the noise. (page 105) 2 When you click OK, the line image displays. • At this stage, the data can be saved as a *.pel file. Layout & Editing File Utility Programmable Stich Creator Quik Reference Alphabetic Index 14

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14
Before Using
Design Center
Layout & Editing
File Utility
Programmable
Stich Creator
Contents
Quik Reference
Alphabetic Index
Getting Started
Step 3
Converting to Line Image
1
Move to line image: Click
Stage
on the menu bar, then click
To Line Image
on the submenu. You can
also click the button of the Toolbar shown below:
NOTE:
Many menu functions can be activated by clicking a button on the Toolbar.
The
Cut out to Line Image
dialog will display. In this dialog, you will select the color(s) that will be
used to make the outline of the image.
2
When you click
OK
, the line image displays.
If necessary, scroll and zoom the image.
Move the cursor over the image. Its shape
changes to
. Click on any point of the out-
line. The selected color displays in the upper
box under
Pick Colors
and a
appears in the
check box to show that the color is selected.
When the outline of the image uses more than one
color, you can repeat to select a total of five colors.
If you try to select more, colors are scrolled down,
and the color that was at the bottom is deselected.
If you selected a color by mistake, simply click
its check box to deselect it.
Click
View
to see the effect of your selection.
If you wanted to select another choice of color,
click
Cancel
. The image displays again and you
can repeat this step with another color.
If your preview image looks like the one shown
here, click
OK
to confirm the outline of your pattern.
Click
Cancel
to exit and go back to the image.
If necessary, click
Image Tune
to reduce the col-
ors or the noise. (page 105)
At this stage, the data can be saved as a
*.pel
file.