Lock Stitches; Fill Density Setting - Brother BES Monogramming Suite Instruction Manual

62 Pacesetter BES Monogramming Suite
Instruction Manual

Lock Stitches

You can choose to add lock stitches to the lettering using the
Lock Type field in the properties panel. The options are:
• Always
• Never
• Around trim

Fill Density Setting

The density of monogram lettering can be changed in the
Properties panel. Fill density is the distance between individual
lines of embroidery, and is measured in millimeters.
Note that, in Pacesetter BES Monogramming Suite, the fill
density can only be adjusted for monogram lettering; you
cannot change the fill density of other embroidery objects, such
as Decors and Frames.
Use the density setting to adjust your fill to suit the fabric you
are sewing on. For example, fabrics with a very loose weave are
less able to hold a large density of stitches; in cases such as
this, you can lower the density of the fill. If you are unsure what
setting to use, try the standard setting of 0.4. This setting works
well almost universally, as long as you have not exceeded the
font's size recommendations.
Density is given in millimeters; larger values correspond to a
lower density, while lower values correspond to a higher
density.
In the Fill area, you will see that the image beneath the density
setting changes as you adjust it. These are not precise images;
rather, they are intended to provide you with visual cues to what
you are doing as you change the settings.