Brother International PEDESIGN 8.0 Users Manual - English - Page 23

Automatically converting the, image to an embroidery pattern, Step 2

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Tutorial 3 Select the sample file penguin.bmp, and then click Open, or double-click the file's icon. 5 Move the pointer over the selected image, and then drag the image to the desired position. Tutorial → The image appears in the work area. Step 2 Automatically converting the image to an embroidery pattern Next, the image will automatically be converted to an embroidery pattern. 1 Click Image, then Image to Stitch Wizard. b Memo: Repeat steps 1 to 3 to choose another picture image. If you change the way to import data from in step 1 , you can import picture images from a scanner, digital camera or clipboard, or even create images with the portrait function and import that image. c "Importing Image Data" on page 120. 4 Drag the handle to adjust the selected image to the desired size. 2 Select Auto Punch, and then click Next. Handles Status bar shows the dimensions (width and height) of the image. b Memo: If the handles have disappeared, right-click the image, and then click Modify Image in the menu that appeared. 21

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Tutorial
Tutorial
Select the sample file
penguin.bmp
, and then
click
Open
, or double-click the file’s icon.
The image appears in the work area.
Drag the handle to adjust the selected image
to the desired size.
Move the pointer over the selected image, and
then drag the image to the desired position.
Step 2
Automatically converting the
image to an embroidery pattern
Next, the image will automatically be converted to
an embroidery pattern.
Click
Image
, then
Image to Stitch Wizard
.
Select
Auto Punch
, and then click
Next
.
b
Memo:
Repeat steps
to
to choose another
picture image. If you change the way to import
data from in step
, you can import picture
images from a scanner, digital camera or
clipboard, or even create images with the
portrait function and import that image.
c
“Importing Image Data” on
page 120.
b
Memo:
If the handles have disappeared, right-click
the image, and then click
Modify Image
in the
menu that appeared.
3
1
3
1
4
Handles
Status bar shows the dimensions
(width and height) of the image.
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1
2