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Displaying a preview of the, embroidery pattern

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PeDesignV6Eng.book Page 22 Thursday, July 8, 2004 11:59 AM Automatically Creating Embroidery Patterns b Memo: The following stitch methods are also available. • Photo Stitch 1 (Color and Mono) Refer to page 116 for more details on the Color setting and to page 120 for more details on the Mono setting. • Photo Stitch 2 (Color and Mono) Refer to page 122 for more details on the Color setting and to page 124 for more details on the Mono setting. • Cross Stitch For more details, refer to page 125. • Design Center For more details, refer to "Using Design Center" on page 30. b Memo: • Various settings are available for converting the image to an embroidery pattern. (For more details on the various settings, refer to page 115.) After changing the settings, click Retry to display the image with the new settings applied. • Areas of the image that will not be converted to the embroidery pattern appear with a crosshatch pattern. Click each area to select whether or not it should be converted. 3. Click Finish. → The image is converted to an embroidery pattern, which is displayed in the Design Page. Step 5 Displaying a preview of the embroidery pattern You can display a preview of the embroidery pattern in order to see how the stitching is connected, or you can display a realistic preview of the embroidery pattern in order to see how the pattern will appear once it is sewn. 1. Click Display on the menu bar, and then click Preview. An alternate method is to click the Toolbar button indicated below. Preview → A preview of the embroidery pattern appears. 22

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Automatically Creating Embroidery Patterns
b
Memo:
The following stitch methods are also
available.
Photo Stitch 1
(
Color
and
Mono
)
Refer to page 116 for more details on the
Color
setting and to page 120 for more
details on the
Mono
setting.
Photo Stitch 2
(
Color
and
Mono
)
Refer to page 122 for more details on the
Color
setting and to page 124 for more
details on the
Mono
setting.
Cross Stitch
For more details, refer to page 125.
Design Center
For more details, refer to “Using Design
Center” on page 30.
b
Memo:
• Various settings are available for
converting the image to an embroidery
pattern. (For more details on the various
settings, refer to page
115.) After changing
the settings, click
Retry
to display the
image with the new settings applied.
• Areas of the image that will not be
converted to the embroidery pattern
appear with a crosshatch pattern. Click
each area to select whether or not it should
be converted.
3.
Click
Finish
.
The image is converted to an embroidery
pattern, which is displayed in the Design
Page.
Step 5
Displaying a preview of the
embroidery pattern
You can display a preview of the embroidery
pattern in order to see how the stitching is
connected, or you can display a realistic preview
of the embroidery pattern in order to see how the
pattern will appear once it is sewn.
1.
Click
Display
on the menu bar, and then click
Preview
.
An alternate method is to click the Toolbar
button indicated below.
A preview of the embroidery pattern ap-
pears.
Preview
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