Brother International PE-DESIGN Ver.6 Users Manual - English - Page 37

Photo Stitch 1 Parameters, Preview, Finish

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Basic Operation PeDesignV6Eng.book Page 29 Thursday, July 8, 2004 11:59 AM Automatically Creating Embroidery Patterns 6. If the shape and position of the mask are as desired, click Next. → The Photo Stitch 1 Parameters dialog box appears. 8. Click Finish. → The embroidery pattern is displayed in the Design Page. b Memo: Various settings are available for converting the image to an embroidery pattern. (For more details on the various settings, refer to page 116.) 7. Click Next. → The image is converted to an embroidery pattern, which is displayed in the Preview dialog box. c For details on previewing the embroidery pattern, refer to Step 5, "Displaying a preview of the embroidery pattern", on page 22. c For details on saving the embroidery pattern as a file, refer to Step 6, "Saving the embroidery pattern", on page 23. c For details on transferring the embroidery pattern to an original card, refer to Step 7, "Transferring the pattern to an original card", on page 24. 29

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Basic Operation
29
Automatically Creating Embroidery Patterns
6.
If the shape and position of the mask are as
desired, click
Next
.
The
Photo Stitch 1 Parameters
dialog
box appears.
b
Memo:
Various settings are available for converting
the image to an embroidery pattern. (For
more details on the various settings, refer to
page 116.)
7.
Click
Next
.
The image is converted to an embroidery
pattern, which is displayed in the
Preview
dialog box.
8.
Click
Finish
.
The embroidery pattern is displayed in the
Design Page.
c
For details on previewing the embroidery
pattern, refer to Step 5, “Displaying a
preview of the embroidery pattern”, on
page 22.
c
For details on saving the embroidery
pattern as a file, refer to Step 6, “Saving
the embroidery pattern”, on page 23.
c
For details on transferring the embroidery
pattern to an original card, refer to Step 7,
“Transferring the pattern to an original
card”, on page 24.
PeDesignV6Eng.book
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Thursday, July 8, 2004
11:59 AM