Loading Designs

[TinaK]

Does anyone know how one can reload a design to the machine? So if I loaded a design and figured out that the colors were wrong and then changed the colors and wanted to reload the design with the correct settings how would one go about doing that without having it qued?

[Judy]

Hi there. I'm GUESSING you were part way through, shut it down, and want to start it up again?

Take note of the stitch number you are on.
Reset design.
Center hoop.
Go to last origin (under tools menu)
Load corrected version.
Reset thread colors (if required)
Go to stitch number (where you left off)

press start

HTH,
Judy

[TinaK]

Hi Judy thanks for answering. I meant before sewing started is there a way to reload the design with the corrected information....

Thanks!

[Judy]

Try doing the design reset in OS, and then loading. Then start as if you're doing a new design.

[SkyLinePrints]

HI Tina,

To reload the design information, on the right hand side of the OS software, there is a button to reload. I think its right under the "F" button that turns the design. It has arrows pointing to a center point on the button. That forces a reload.

(assuming i am reading your post correctly that you want to reload BEFORE you start sewing)

[TinaK]

Nathan:

Thanks for pointing that out I will try that button. Yes, you were reading my post correctly sorry couldn't have been more explicit.

Judy:

Thanks for replying I am new and maybe you could tell me how to do a design reset if it is different then Nathan's answer...

Can't wait to go to training in a few weeks hopefully will have a better understanding of the software and machine when I come back!

Thanks Everyone!

[Rod or Sharon]

Nathan,

After you have made your changes to the design in Design Shop,saved those changes in Design Shop and are still in Design Shop, click on "File" in the upper tool bar. Then click on "Machine" in the drop down menu in "File" and send/load the design to the machine.

This will send whatever changes you have made to OS from Design Shop.

Rod Springer

Melco Amaya Tech & Trainer