JANOME Embroidery Software Instruction Book
Chapter 18 Object Details, Fabrics and Templates
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9 Adjust the Wide Satin settings as you did for Weave /
Embossed Fill objects.
Note Instead of Stitch Length and Stitch Spacing
settings, you have a single density setting which is
controlled by a slider bar.
10 Click the tab to access the Narrow Satin settings and
adjust as you did for Wide Satin objects. See Creating
satin fills for details.
11 Click the tab to access the Lettering settings and
adjust as you did for Narrow Satin objects. See
Changing lettering stitch types for details.
12 Click the tab to access the Stabilizer settings.
13 Key in one or more recommended stabilizer(s) in the
Required Stabilizer field, together with a description
or any other relevant information on the stabilizer for
the custom fabric. This information will be displayed in
the Choose Fabric dialog. See Changing fabric
settings for details.
14 Click OK.
Working with design templates
Templates are special files used to store default
settings. Use templates when digitizing
frequently-used design types so that you do not
have to set the current details every time. For
example, a template may include standard objects
and sample lettering. It may simply have preferred
stitch settings, lettering font and size, and colors
set as current details. Or it may have special
density, pull compensation or underlay settings set
up to suit different fabrics.
When you start JANOME Embroidery Software, it
creates a blank design based on the Normal
template. It then prompts you for the fabric you
wish to use. When you select File > New, you are
prompted to select a template. The template then
uses whatever fabric is currently active when you
first opened a design or created a new one from
the Getting Started dialog.
Note Fabrics are a critical element of designs and
are controlled separately from template values.
Fabric settings are fewer in number than those
Frequently used
hoop or background
color can be saved in
the template
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