SINGER PSW 1.10-WORKBOOK - Manual (Page 23)

Changing Lettering Stitches from Satin to Fill Stitches
11. Click the right mouse and W now becomes step-satin stitches.
12.
T 0 move to next letter, go to Edit again, then pull down to Edit Outline.
13. On the computer keyboard use the position arrow pointing to the left to move to the
letter S. The S should now be highlighted.
14. Go again to the Stitch-type icon (located under the Edit on the menu bar) and again
select Step-Satin and click OK.
15. CIick the right mouse and S becomes step-satin.
1 6 . T 0 move to next letter, go to Edit again, then pul! down to Edit Outline.
17. Use the position arrow pointing to the left on your keyboard and press it once to
move left by one letter. The P should now be highlighted.
18. Go again to the Stitch-type icon (located under Edit on the menu bar) and again
select Step-Satin and click OK. Click the right mouse. P becomes Step-Satin
stitches.
Changing the Stitch Type for Campus and Athletic Fonts
1. Zoom into each individual letter for easy viewing.
2. Follow the same procedure as described above using Edit Outline and the arrow
keys on the computer keyboard or by clicking your mouse on the segment.
3. There are two sections to each letter in the Campus and Athletic fonts. When
using the arrow keys or clicking the mouse on the segment in the Edit Outline
function, it is possible to highlight either section to change the stitch type. When
more than one letter is being created, click the mouse on the segment to change the
inside and the outline.
Singer -
Professional Sew-Ware
Outside stitches are
highlighted
Use arrow keys or click
mouse to select the inside
stitches.
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