The current update for Embrilliance software includes some new options for printing in the Preferences > Print Setup dialog box.
The top 3 options are the previous printing defaults.
If you have a Brother ScanNcut or other machine that you would like to use for cutting fabric appliqués, you can turn on or off various settings to create "cleaner" templates for scanning.
For example, uncheck the crosshair option to remove this from the print out.
If you don't need the color break thread list - you can uncheck this and it will not print.
If you don't want the file location path or page numbers to print, choose to print just the design (no text)
Finally, you now have the option to just print out selected parts of your design. Select Just the appliqué position colors of the current design using the Object pane - remember that you can use the SHIFT/CTRL or Command keys when clicking on objects to select more than one. While these objects are selected, choose to print and only these will be part of your template!
We hope that you enjoy using these new printing options that we added to make your machine embroidery more robust!
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If you have a Brother ScanNcut or other machine that you would like to use for cutting fabric appliqués, you can turn on or off various settings to create "cleaner" templates for scanning.
For example, uncheck the crosshair option to remove this from the print out.
If you don't need the color break thread list - you can uncheck this and it will not print.
If you don't want the file location path or page numbers to print, choose to print just the design (no text)
Finally, you now have the option to just print out selected parts of your design. Select Just the appliqué position colors of the current design using the Object pane - remember that you can use the SHIFT/CTRL or Command keys when clicking on objects to select more than one. While these objects are selected, choose to print and only these will be part of your template!
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