Brother PE-DESIGN Ver.6 - Manual (Page 141)

Advanced Opreation Layout & Editing
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Layout & Editing
Editing Embroidery Patterns
b
Memo:
• Select 100% to leave the pattern
unchanged.
• If aspect is selected, changing one
dimension automatically changes the
other so that the proportion of the width
and height remains unchanged.
• The specified size is for the region. If the
pattern has a line, the size of the entire
pattern can be viewed under Region +
Line Size at the bottom of the dialog box.
6. To resize the selected pattern while
maintaining the original density and fill pattern,
select the Keep density and fill pattern
check box.
b
Memo:
The Keep density and fill pattern check
box is available only if stitch data is selected.
7. Click OK.
b
Memo:
• To view the pattern at the new size in the
Design Page, click Preview.
• To close the dialog box without applying
the changes to the settings, click Cancel.
Region (without line)
Region + line
c
“Changing the measurement units” on
page 202
Flipping patterns
horizontally or vertically
1. Select the pattern that you want to flip (up/
down) or vertically (left/right).
2. To flip the pattern horizontally, click Edit, then
Mirror, then Horizontal, or click on the
Toolbar.
To flip the pattern vertically, click Edit, then
Mirror, then Vertical, or click on the
Toolbar.
Rotating patterns
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Rotating manually
1. Select the pattern that you want to rotate.
2. Click Edit, then Rotate, or click on the
Toolbar.
→ The handles around the selected pattern
are replaced by smaller squares at the
four corners of the selected pattern.
3. Move the pointer over one of the four rotation
handles.
→ When the pointer is moved over a rotation
handle, the shape of the pointer changes
to .
4. Drag the rotation handle clockwise or
counterclockwise to rotate the pattern in 1°
increments.
a
Note:
• You cannot enter a size that will cause the
pattern to exceed the size of the Design
Page.
• The minimum value is 1 mm (0.04 inch).
a
Note:
Some patterns imported from embroidery
cards cannot be flipped.
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