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Importing image data from a, TWAIN device

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PeDesignV6Eng.book Page 72 Thursday, July 8, 2004 11:59 AM Design Center Stage 1 (Original Image Stage) The functions for each button are described below. 1 Open Image File Click this button to open a previously saved image file and paste the image in the Design Page. c For details, refer to "Opening an image file" on page 20. 2 From Clipboard Clicking this button pastes the image on the Clipboard into the Design Page. This function can only be used when there is an image on the Clipboard. 3 From TWAIN device Click this button to import an image from a TWAIN device (such as a scanner or digital camera) connected to your computer, then paste it in the Design Page. c For details, refer to "Importing image data from a TWAIN device" below. 4 Use Current image Click this button to use an image opened in stage 1 (Original Image stage). This function can only be used when an image is opened in stage 1. 5 Previous Clicking this button closes the current dialog box, and returns to the How do you want to produce embroidery? dialog box. 6 Cancel Clicking this button closes this dialog box. → If any button other than Previous or Cancel is clicked, the image will be imported and pasted into the Design Page of stage 1 (Original Image stage), and the Cut out to Line Image dialog box appears, allowing you to choose colors for outlines. c For details on the next stages, refer to "Continuing to Stage 2 (Line Image Stage)" on page 73, "Continuing to Stage 3 (Figure Handle Stage)" on page 76, then "Continuing to Stage 4 (Sew Setting Stage)" on page 83. Importing image data from a TWAIN device TWAIN is an application interface (API) standardization for software that controls scanners and other devices. Design Center supports TWAIN standardized devices, allowing you to control the device and import the image directly. 1. Check that the scanner or other TWAIN device is correctly connected to your computer. 2. Click File, then Select TWAIN device. → The Select Source dialog box appears. !!scr94.bmp!! 3. From the Sources list, click the desired device to select it. a Note: If no TWAIN device is installed, there will be no names displayed in the Sources list. First, install the driver software for the TWAIN device that you want to use. 4. Click Select to choose the selected device and to close the dialog box. b Memo: To quit the operation and close the dialog box, click Cancel. 5. Click File, then Input from TWAIN device. → The driver interface for the device selected in the Select Source dialog box appears. 6. Specify the necessary settings for importing an image, and then import the image. a Note: For information on using the driver interface, refer to the help manual for that interface, or contact the manufacturer of the interface. → When the image transfer between the scanner (or other device) and the driver is completed, the imported image will be pasted in a Design Page of stage 1 (Original Image stage). b Memo: If the image currently displayed in the Design Page has not yet been saved, you will be asked whether you want to save it. 72

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Design Center
Stage 1 (Original Image Stage)
The functions for each button are described below.
1
Open Image File
Click this button to open a previously saved im-
age file and paste the image in the Design Page.
c
For details, refer to “Opening an image
file” on page 20.
2
From Clipboard
Clicking this button pastes the image on the Clip-
board into the Design Page. This function can
only be used when there is an image on the Clip-
board.
3
From TWAIN device
Click this button to import an image from a
TWAIN device (such as a scanner or digital cam-
era) connected to your computer, then paste it in
the Design Page.
c
For details, refer to “Importing image data
from a TWAIN device” below.
4
Use Current image
Click this button to use an image opened in
stage 1 (Original Image stage). This function can
only be used when an image is opened in stage
1.
5
Previous
Clicking this button closes the current dialog
box, and returns to the
How do you want to
produce embroidery?
dialog box.
6
Cancel
Clicking this button closes this dialog box.
If any button other than
Previous
or
Can-
cel
is clicked, the image will be imported
and pasted into the Design Page of stage
1 (Original Image stage), and the
Cut out
to Line Image
dialog box appears, allow-
ing you to choose colors for outlines.
c
For details on the next stages, refer to
“Continuing to Stage 2 (Line Image
Stage)” on page 73, “Continuing to Stage
3 (Figure Handle Stage)” on page 76,
then “Continuing to Stage 4 (Sew Setting
Stage)” on page 83.
Importing image data from a
TWAIN device
TWAIN is an application interface (API)
standardization for software that controls scanners
and other devices. Design Center supports TWAIN
standardized devices, allowing you to control the
device and import the image directly.
1.
Check that the scanner or other TWAIN
device is correctly connected to your
computer.
2.
Click
File
, then
Select TWAIN device
.
The
Select Source
dialog box appears.
3.
From the
Sources
list, click the desired device
to select it.
4.
Click
Select
to choose the selected device
and to close the dialog box.
b
Memo:
To quit the operation and close the dialog
box, click
Cancel
.
5.
Click
File
, then
Input from TWAIN device
.
The driver interface for the device select-
ed in the
Select Source
dialog box ap-
pears.
6.
Specify the necessary settings for importing
an image, and then import the image.
When the image transfer between the
scanner (or other device) and the driver is
completed, the imported image will be
pasted in a Design Page of stage 1 (Orig-
inal Image stage).
b
Memo:
If the image currently displayed in the Design
Page has not yet been saved, you will be
asked whether you want to save it.
a
Note:
If no TWAIN device is installed, there will be
no names displayed in the
Sources
list.
First, install the driver software for the
TWAIN device that you want to use.
a
Note:
For information on using the driver interface,
refer to the help manual for that interface, or
contact the manufacturer of the interface.
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