Tell the computer the size of the block you want to fill with a pattern.
This could be the size of the whole quilt if you are doing a pantograph, 
or the size of a small part of the quilt if you are designing a custom 
quilt.

When you enter this screen, the "Width" label is highlighted, so you can
start keying in the width. 

For example, if your block is 7 inches wide, touch the number 7.  See
how the number appears next to Width?

Note: the inches are shown in decimals. Half an inch should be entered
as .50, a quarter inch as .25, three fourths of an inch as .75, a third of an
inch as .33. A 7 and a half inch block would be entered as 7.50  Don't
forget the "."! If you enter 750, it will make the block 750 inches wide.

If you make a mistake, touch [Clear].

When you have entered the size, touch [Enter]. Now the other dimension
will be highlighted. Key in the number for it.

If you've entered both height and width but realize you've made a
mistake, just select the dimension you want to change and enter the
correct size.

When you have entered both dimensions, a [Continue] button will 
appear. However, the computer will not accept a block where one of the 
dimensions is only 1".  You cannot continue with a block that small.

Touch [Continue] to go on to the next step.

