Copying And Pasting Objects - Janome DigitizerPro Instruction Book

4 From the Look In dropdown list, select the folder where
the design you want to insert is stored, and select the
required format from the Files of type dropdown list.
5 Select the design file to insert, and click Open.
The design is inserted at the current needle position.
6 Move the second design into the required position. See
Positioning objects using click and drag
Try this! To ensure that all the objects in the inserted
design stay together, group the design while working
with it. See Grouping objects
7 Save the combined design under the original or
different name.
The designs you have inserted are now combined into
one design.
Try this! If the two designs share colors, you may want
to resequence them for efficient stitchout. See
Resequencing designs

Copying and pasting objects

Click Standard > Copy to copy selected objects to
the clipboard.
Click Standard > Paste to paste copied objects in
the design.
You can copy objects to create multiple, identical
objects, or to insert objects from other designs.
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Move into the
required position
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JANOME Embroidery Software Instruction Book
Chapter 15 Combining and Resequencing Objects
Note You can also remove objects from a design
using the Cut command and paste them back in
again. Cut and Paste changes the stitching
sequence in the design. See
with cut and paste for details.
To copy and paste objects
1 Select the object/s to copy.
2 Click the Copy icon.
The selected object is copied to the clipboard.
3 Travel to the position in the stitching sequence at which
you want to paste the object. See
designs in EasyEdit for details.
You can paste between other objects in the sequence,
or 'nest' the copied object within an object. See
objects for details.
4 Click the Paste icon.
The object is pasted in the design. The object remains
on the clipboard and can be pasted repeatedly until the
next Copy or Cut command.
Object pasted
then flipped
Objects copied
and pasted
Resequencing objects
Traveling through
Travel to the
position
Nesting
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