Saving Frequently Used Sewing Attributes - Brother PE-DESIGN V7 Instruction Manual

Manually Creating Embroidery Patterns From Images (Design Center)
Saving frequently used
sewing attributes
Frequently used sewing attributes can be saved
together, and recalled when specifying sewing
attributes.
b
Memo:
Settings in both Beginner mode and Expert
mode can be saved.
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Saving the settings in a list
1.
If necessary, change the settings in the
Sewing Attribute Setting dialog box, and
then click .
→ The Load/Save Default Settings dialog
box appears.
2.
Click Save as.
→ The Save As dialog box appears.
3.
Type in a name for the group of settings, and
then click OK to register the group in a list.
b
Memo:
If the name for the settings entered in the
Save As dialog box is already registered, the
following message appears.
• To overwrite the previously registered
settings, click OK.
• If you do not want to overwrite the
existing settings, click Cancel, and
then type in a different name for the
settings.
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Deleting a group of settings from
the list
1.
In the Load/Save Default Settings dialog
box, select the group of settings to be deleted.
2.
Click Delete to delete the selected group of
settings from the list.
b
Memo:
(default) cannot be deleted.
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Recalling a group of settings from
the list
1.
In the Load/Save Default Settings dialog
box, select the group of settings to be recalled.
b
Memo:
Only one group of settings can be selected.
2.
Click Load.
→ The Load/Save Default Settings dialog
box closes, and the settings in the
Sewing Attribute Setting dialog box
change to the saved settings.
b
Memo:
To change the saved settings and save the
changes, change the settings in the Sewing
Attribute Setting dialog box, click
then Save as, and then click OK without
changing the group name for the settings.
b
Memo:
The edited user thread chart can also be used
on a different computer. Simply copy
sastu.txt from the Settings folder in the PE-
DESIGN Ver7 folder (application folder) on
the original computer to the Settings folder at
the same path on the destination computer.
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