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Embroidery The Embroidery window A. Data manager icon B. Mini Main menu icon C. Zoom in icon D. Select stitches icon E. Zoom out icon F. Stitch information icon G. Basting in the hoop H. Move icon I. Automatic stitch building icon J. Delete icon K. More options icon A. Data manager icon This icon opens the memory of the machine or a card. Use this function for opening, saving, pasting, closing or deleting a program. When you touch Open, a version of the creative File Manager opens (L) in order to call up a previously saved program, a stitch or a stitch sequence, design combination or a stitch on the processing screen from a creative card or from the machine's memory. (Stitches, stitch sequences and programs are referred to as 'programs' in the following description.) The input field shows a directory in which the program is automatically saved. With the aid of the Arrow icons (M), move the marker bar onto the program/stitch that you wish to open. The selected program/stitch appears on the processing screen when you touch this icon. 'Save' icon If you have called up and modified a program/stitch that had previously been saved, you can save it again under the same name. The previous version of the program is automatically replaced. L 5:2 A B C D E F G H I J K M

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Embroidery
5:2
The
Embroidery window
A. Data manager icon
B.
Mini Main menu icon
C. Zoom in icon
D. Select stitches icon
E. Zoom out icon
F. Stitch information icon
G. Basting in the hoop
H. Move icon
I.
Automatic stitch building icon
J.
Delete icon
K. More options icon
A.
Data manager icon
This icon opens the memory of the machine or a card. Use this function
for opening, saving, pasting, closing or deleting a program.
When you touch Open, a version of the creative File Manager opens
(L) in order to call up a previously saved program, a stitch or a stitch
sequence, design combination or a stitch on the processing screen
from a creative card or from the machine’s memory. (Stitches, stitch
sequences and programs are referred to as ’programs’ in the following
description.)
The input
fi
eld shows a directory in which the program is
automatically saved.
With the aid of the Arrow icons (M), move the marker bar onto the
program/stitch that you wish to open. The selected program/stitch
appears on the processing screen when you touch this icon.
’Save’ icon
If you have called up and modi
fi
ed a program/stitch that had
previously been saved, you can save it again under the same name. The
previous version of the program is automatically replaced.
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B
C
D
E
F
G
H
J
K
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M