Specifying/Saving Custom Sewing Attributes; Saving Frequently Used Sewing Attributes; Editing User Thread Color Lists - Brother PE-Design Next Instruction Manual

Specifying/Saving Custom Sewing Attributes

Specifying/Saving Custom Sewing
Attributes
Saving frequently used
sewing attributes
Frequently used sewing attributes can be saved
together, and recalled when specifying sewing
attributes.
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Saving the settings in a list
1.
Click the Sewing Attributes tab.
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2.
If necessary, change the settings, and then
click .
3.
Click Save As.
4.
Type in a name for the group of settings, and
then click OK to register the group in a list.
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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.
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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.
2.
Click Load.
 The settings in the Sewing Attribute
Setting dialog box change to the saved
settings.
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Memo:
• To change recalled settings and save them
by replacing the original settings, click
in the Sewing Attributes tab, click Save
As, and then click OK without changing the
name for the settings.
• The saved setting can also be used on a
different computer. Simply copy sastu.txt
from C:\Program Files (Program Files
(x86))\Brother\PE-DESIGN NEXT\
Settings on the original computer to the
Settings folder at the same path on the
destination computer.
• In Explore click on C:\Program Files
(Program Files (x86))\Brother
\PE-DESIGN NEXT\Settings. Single left
click on the Settings folder to view the
contents. Single right click on sastu.txt and
select copy from the menu. Paste to a USB
device and transfer to a different computer.
Editing user thread color
lists
If you have a list of thread colors that are frequently
used, they can be saved in a user thread chart.
1.
Click 1, then 2.
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