Working With Sequence View - Brother BES Monogramming Suite Instruction Manual

Editing Designs 69

Working with Sequence View

Sequence view is a list of color groupings in a design. Design
segments that are the same color, and are sewn in sequence,
will be grouped together in the Sequence View.
You can select the individual color groups of your design from
within the Sequence View. One of the advantages of this is to
make it easy to change thread colors in your design quickly.
See "Changing Thread Colors in the Sequence View", below.
Selecting a color group in the Sequence View panel
You can also use the sequence view to change the order of the
sewing of color groups in a design. You do this by selecting a
color group and moving it up or down in the sequence view
panel (corresponding to earlier and later, respectively, in the
sewing order).
Another function of the sequence view is to show and hide the
different color groups in the design. You can also lock one, or a
number, of color groups so that they will not be editable. This
allows you to make changes to an object in the design without
affecting any of the other segments.
See "Show/Hide and Lock Color Groups", below.