ELNA XPRESSIVE 2 - Changing Run Properties; Choosing a Style for Run Stitches; Setting the Stitch Length for Run Stitches

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the jagged edge on the outside of the
column (negative value), move the
jagged range slider to the right.
6 In the Max. Jagged Range area, use the
jagged range slider to specify the
maximum jagged range for your Satin
Path stitches.
To place the jagged edge on the inside of
the column (positive value), move the
jagged range slider to the left. To place
the jagged edge on the outside of the
column (negative value), move the
jagged range slider to the right.
7 Click OK.
You will see your segment altered
accordingly.
Changing Run
properties
Choosing a style for Run
stitches
You can choose a style for Run stitches to
create unique stitch effects for detailing or
borders.
To choose a style:
1 Select the Run segment.
2 Click the Segment Settings
tool on the
ribbon.
You see the Segment Settings property
pages.
3 Click the Run property page.
4 In the Run Style list, select one of the
following styles:
 Run. For more information, see
"Common Embroidery stitch types".
 Two-ply. For more information, see
"Common Embroidery stitch types".
 Bean. For more information, see
"Common Embroidery stitch types".
 Programmed. For more information,
see “Using Programmed Runs.”
5 Click OK.
You will see your segment altered
accordingly.
Setting the stitch length
for Run stitches
You can control the length for the Run
stitches using the Stitch Length setting. You
set the stitch length in the Run property page.
In the Segment Settings dialog, look at
the image beside the jagged range
sliders. As you adjust the minimum and
maximum jagged ranges for your
segment and move the jagged range
sliders to the left or right, you can see
how the stitches in your design will be
affected.