User Guide

, Inc. 1 | BuzzEdit

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Basics -

You can change the relative size of the three

windows by dragging the vertical and horizontal

bars separating the windows.

Changing the

window size

If you want to work on multiple designs at the same time, you can

open several BuzzEdit

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workspaces. You can cut, copy and paste

pieces of designs from one workspace to another.

Selecting Stitches

Before you can use BuzzEdit

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to modify a design, you must first

select the stitches you want to modify. For example, if you want to

change the first color in your design from blue to red, you must first

select the stitches contained in the first color break. Later in this

chapter we will show you just how easy it is to select a consecutive

run of stitches in BuzzEdit

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In BuzzEdit

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, a selection always consists of one or more

consecutive needle points and stitches. The smallest selection you

can make is a single needle point (does not include the associated

stitch). The largest selection you can make is the entire design.

The last needle point of your selection is called the stitch cursor.

The stitch cursor can be found in both the Space and the Time

windows. If you insert new stitches into your design (done with either

the Edit < Paste command or the Insert Stitch tool), they will be

inserted after the stitch cursor.

If you have any stitches selected in your design, your Space window

will fade out the unselected stitches so that you can easily identify

and work with your selection.