Brother International PE-DESIGN Ver.5 Users Manual - English - Page 123

Layout & Editing, The Screen, Shortcut for the menu functions.

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Contents Before Using Getting Started Design Center Layout & Editing Layout & Editing is used to assemble an embroidery Design Page from different elements. The most complex elements are created with Design Center and imported in the Design Page. You can then add text, boxes, circles, broken lines, curves and manual punching patterns. You can move all the patterns to obtain the best layout, and define sewing attributes (thread color and stitch type, including a stitch pattern created by Programmable Stitch Creator) for the different components of your Design Page. When you have finished, you can save your work on your hard disk, print it, and transfer it to a card. The card can be inserted in your sewing machine to automatically embroider your creation. The Screen Title bar Menu bar Toolbar Sewing attributes bar Tool box Close button Maximize button Minimize button Work area Design Page Status bar Menu bar Toolbar Sewing attribute bar Tool box Status bar Design Page Gives access to the functions. Shortcut for the menu functions. Sets the sewing attributes (color, stitch) of the patterns. Used to select and create patterns. Provides short information. The actual part of the work area that can be saved and sewn. Layout & Editing Programmable Stitch Creator Quick Reference Alphabetic Index 115

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Contents
Before Using
Getting Started
Design Center
Layout & Editing
Programmable
Stitch Creator
Quick Reference
Alphabetic Index
Layout & Editing is used to assemble an embroidery Design Page from different elements.
The most complex elements are created with Design Center and imported in the Design Page. You can
then add text, boxes, circles, broken lines, curves and manual punching patterns. You can move all the
patterns to obtain the best layout, and de
ne sewing attributes (thread color and stitch type, including a
stitch pattern created by Programmable Stitch Creator) for the different components of your Design
Page.
When you have
nished, you can save your work on your hard disk, print it, and transfer it to a card.
The card can be inserted in your sewing machine to automatically embroider your creation.
Menu bar
Gives access to the functions.
Toolbar
Shortcut for the menu functions.
Sewing attribute bar
Sets the sewing attributes (color, stitch) of the patterns.
Tool box
Used to select and create patterns.
Status bar
Provides short information.
Design Page
The actual part of the work area that can be saved and sewn.
Layout & Editing
The Screen
Menu bar
Toolbar
Sewing attributes
Tool box
Work area
Design Page
Status bar
Maximize button
Minimize button
Close button
Title bar
bar