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Stitch sequences
Creating an alphabet sequence
Touch the ”Alphabets” icon in the main menu. The alphabet menu
opens. Select one of the fonts by touching it. This opens the alphabet
sequence menu where you can start typing in your alphabet sequence.
The standard alphabet and upper case letters are selected by default.
Touch shift to switch to lower case letters (only for the block and script
alphabets).
Use the keyboard to type in letters and words in the font input
fi eld. If
you enter a sequence that is longer than the input fi eld, the sequence
moves to the left, and a small arrow appears on the left border.
Any further stitches will be added to the right of the selected character.
The selection square always moves to the last entered character. Use
the scroll buttons (4) to move the selection square to another character
and be able to subsequently delete or insert characters.
Delete selected characters by touching the eraser icon.
You can alter the font size by touching the size setting icon and using
the function fi eld buttons (5). The font size refers to capital letters.
When the size is set before characters are entered, the size setting
applies to the entire sequence. If one character is selected the size
setting applies to the selected character and all following characters,
until a new size is set.
The change in size is not re
fl ected on the screen until you insert the
sequence in the stitch sequence menu.
When you are satis
fi ed with your alphabet sequence, touch m+ to
insert it in the stitch sequence menu. In the stitch sequence menu you
can change more settings, edit the alphabet sequence or combine it
with stitches.
Combine alphabet and stitch sequences
If m+ is touched in the alphabet sequence menu, the sequence is
inserted in the stitch sequence menu.
The alphabet sequence is shown in the action
fi eld in the selected font
type and size. Follow the previous instructions in this chapter on how
to add stitches, editing the sequences, use sewing functions and saving
stitch sequences.