Janome DigitizerPro Instruction Book page 194

Printing in Template Mode shows the design
outline with no stitches. It includes cloth setter
marks to allow accurate placement of designs
within predefined layouts on the item or fabric to
be sewn. EasyDesign allows you to define layout
work areas of up to 3m x 3m. See also
ornamental layouts.
Printing large layouts
Large layouts may print to many pages. To save
paper, you may choose to print at a percentage of
actual size. You must then remember to multiply
the template dimensions by a scale factor. For
example, if you print at 50%, you need to double
the measurements on the worksheet when
transferring to the fabric. Use the table below as a
guide.
% Scale Factor
50% 2:1 x 2
25% 4:1 x 4
20% 5:1 x 5
10% 10:1 x 10
To print a design layout
1 Click the Print Preview icon.
Your design layout displays as it will be printed.
2 Click Options.
The Print Options dialog opens.
JANOME Embroidery Software Instruction Book
Select design
mode display
options
Creating
Select
embroidery
elements to print
Include cloth
setter marking
3 Select Template Mode.
This shows the design outline with no stitches. By
default, it includes cloth setter marks to allow accurate
placement of designs within layouts on the item or
fabric to be sewn.
Note While the cloth setting marking is supported in
JEF and SEW files, outlines are not. Since JEF and
SEW are stitch file formats, they only contain stitch
data, no outlines. The workaround is to display JEF and
SEW files in Design Mode with stitches and cloth setter
marking turned on.
4 Make sure Cloth Setter Marking and Work Area
options are checked.
The cloth setter marking indicates the hooping center.
Each hooping will have a number printed near the cloth
setter marking to indicate its place in the hoop
sequence.
5 Select the Actual Size option in the Size group.
6 Click OK.
Cloth setter marks are printed for each hooping in the
design.
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