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Changing colors of stitch data, Converting stitch data to blocks

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PeDesignV6Eng.book Page 142 Thursday, July 8, 2004 11:59 AM Layout & Editing Editing Embroidery Patterns Changing colors of stitch data The colors of imported stitch data or objects converted to stitches can be changed in the following way. Toolbar button: 1. Click , or click Sew, then Sewing Order/ Color. → The Sewing Order/Color dialog box appears with each data in the pattern in a separate frame. 2. Select the frame for the data whose color you want to change. 3. Click . → The Thread Color dialog box appears. 4. Select the desired color, and then click OK. → The object appears in the new color in the Sewing Order/Color dialog box and in the Design Page. 5. Repeat steps 2. to 4. for each data whose color you want to change. 6. Click OK. → The pattern is displayed with the new colors. b Memo: To close the dialog box without applying the changes to the settings, click Cancel. Converting stitch data to blocks Imported stitch data or patterns converted to stitch data can be converted into blocks (manual punching data), allowing you to change some of their sewing attributes and to scale individual colors while keeping their stitching quality. 1. Select the stitch data imported into the Design Page where you want to apply the setting. 2. Click Sew, then Stitch to Block. → The Stitch to Block sensitivity dialog box appears. 3. Move the slider to select the desired sensitivity. b Memo: The Normal setting should provide satisfactory results in most cases, but depending on the complexity of the pattern, you may need to select a setting more towards Coarse or Fine. 4. Click OK. → The data in the blocks are grouped so that any setting change will affect the whole pattern, and the Sewing Attributes bar appears as shown below. 142

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Layout & Editing
Editing Embroidery Patterns
Changing colors of stitch data
The colors of imported stitch data or objects
converted to stitches can be changed in the following
way.
Toolbar button:
1.
Click
, or click
Sew
, then
Sewing Order/
Color
.
The
Sewing Order/Color
dialog box ap-
pears with each data in the pattern in a
separate frame.
2.
Select the frame for the data whose color you
want to change.
3.
Click
.
The
Thread Color
dialog box appears.
4.
Select the desired color, and then click
OK
.
The object appears in the new color in the
Sewing Order/Color
dialog box and in
the Design Page.
5.
Repeat steps
2.
to
4.
for each data whose
color you want to change.
6.
Click
OK
.
The pattern is displayed with the new col-
ors.
b
Memo:
To close the dialog box without applying the
changes to the settings, click
Cancel
.
Converting stitch data to blocks
Imported stitch data or patterns converted to stitch
data can be converted into blocks (manual punching
data), allowing you to change some of their sewing
attributes and to scale individual colors while keeping
their stitching quality.
1.
Select the stitch data imported into the Design
Page where you want to apply the setting.
2.
Click
Sew
, then
Stitch to Block
.
The
Stitch to Block sensitivity
dialog
box appears.
3.
Move the slider to select the desired
sensitivity.
b
Memo:
The
Normal
setting should provide
satisfactory results in most cases, but
depending on the complexity of the pattern,
you may need to select a setting more
towards
Coarse
or
Fine
.
4.
Click
OK
.
The data in the blocks are grouped so that
any setting change will affect the whole
pattern, and the Sewing Attributes bar ap-
pears as shown below.
PeDesignV6Eng.book
Page 142
Thursday, July 8, 2004
11:59 AM