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design. When you are ready to sew the design, you sew each of the design
files in sequence onto the same piece of fabric in order to create the full
design (Figure 4-1).
files in sequence onto the same piece of fabric in order to create the full
design (Figure 4-1).
BuzzSize
®
Manager File
Most multiple-file designs created in BuzzSize
™
and BuzzEdit
®
V2 take
advantage of a manager file. This manager file contains important
information including the name of the design files used in your complete
design. In addition, BuzzSize
information including the name of the design files used in your complete
design. In addition, BuzzSize
™
and BuzzEdit
®
V2 save your stitch
information in a manager file if you need to stop editing your design
before all of the design sections are placed correctly in a hoop.
before all of the design sections are placed correctly in a hoop.
The manager file's name is always the name of the original file or the
name you selected when you saved your design. Each design file used for
sewing your full design is assigned a new name. The new files are named
the same as the manager file with a letter appended to the end. The first
file sewn is appended with the letter A; the second file sewn is appended
with the letter B and so on.
name you selected when you saved your design. Each design file used for
sewing your full design is assigned a new name. The new files are named
the same as the manager file with a letter appended to the end. The first
file sewn is appended with the letter A; the second file sewn is appended
with the letter B and so on.
Figure 4-1 Sew each design file in sequence onto the same piece of fabric in order to
create the full design.
create the full design.
NOTE The manager file is used by BuzzSize
™
and BuzzEdit
®
V2 to allow you to
read the multiple-file designs back into the software and is not sewn. The letter
appended to the end of the file name corresponds to the order in which it is sewn.
appended to the end of the file name corresponds to the order in which it is sewn.