The screen shows an image of the whole quilt design. The block you've
selected has a red outline. You can change both the shape and position
of this block in a number of ways.

The actual size of the block is shown in inches next to width and height.
The fractions of an inch are shown as decimals.
Half an inch is .50, quarter of an inch is .25, three fourths of an inch is
.75.

Touch ZOOM OFF to turn the Zoom feature on. A column of zoom mode buttons
will appear: TRUE SIZE, ZOOM IN, ZOOM OUT, ZOOM FULL and PAN.
Select TRUE SIZE and touch any part of the image to show the true size
of the pattern. The point where you touched the image becomes the new
center of the screen. You can "pan" the true size image by touching the
screen at the edges, which will re-center the image.
Select ZOOM IN and touch any part of the image to increase its size so
you can see the pattern more clearly.
Select ZOOM OUT and touch the image to decrease the size of the 
image.
Select ZOOM FULL and touch the image to return to a view of the whole
quilt.
Select PAN to move the enlarged image. Touch the screen and drag your
finger or stylus to move the image.

The extent of the zoom is controlled by the second button from the left.
You can set the zooming steps to 150%, 200% or 500%.

Use GRID ON to help you position the block more precisely. You can
choose three different grids, a one inch, a half inch and a quarter inch.
The grid will appear in black. When you touch SNAP ON, the grid will
appear green. You can then move the block precisely on the grid by
touching one of its snap points. The snap point of the block will snap
onto the grid moving the image in one inch, half inch or quarter inch
increments depending on which grid you've selected.

Touch MEAS.OFF to turn on the measuring feature.  Use your stylus to 
move the purple crosshairs to each end of the distance you want to 
measure.   
Alternatively, touch the button with image of needle and move your 
machine over the quilt to measure a distance in any direction.
The length of the line between the two points is shown in inches on 
the screen.  
Touch MEAS.ON to turn off this tool.

You will only be changing the blocks. If there are patterns in the blocks,
they will not be affected.

<b>Width
Touch this button if you want to make the block wider. You can do this in
two ways, either by touching the image with your finger or stylus and
dragging the block's outline, or by touching the plus and minus buttons.

<b>Height
Touch this button if you want to make the block taller. You can do this by
using your finger or stylus to drag the image, or by touching the plus and
minus buttons.

<b>Rotation
Touch this button to turn the block around its central pivot point. The
number of degrees you turn the block is recorded. This is helpful if you
need to rotate the block by an exact amount. Rotate the block either by
touching the screen and dragging the image, or by using the rotate
buttons at the right hand side under the image. A separate button
is provided for setting the rotation steps. Subsequent touches of this
button will set 1, 5, 30, 45, 72 (for pentagons or five point stars) and
90 degree steps. The block will be rotated with the set angle when the
rotate buttons are pushed. Note that the resolution of the rotation by
dragging is always one degree.

<b>Scale
Touch this button if you want to increase or decrease the size of the
whole block. The change in size is shown as a percentage so if you
double the size, it will show 200% and if you half the size, it will show
50%. You can scale the block by touching and dragging the image or by
using the plus and minus buttons.

<b>Flip X
Touch this button if you want to flip the block horizontally. It will flip 
when you touch the button.

<b>Flip Y
Touch this button if you want to flip the block vertically. It will flip 
when you touch the button.

<b>Move
Touch this button if you want to move the whole block.
When you select move, green snap points will appear on both the block
and the pattern it contains, if there is one. Move the block by dragging
the image with your finger or the stylus or by using the directional 
arrows under the image. You can move the image in all directions. If 
there is a pattern in the block, it will not move.

If the tablet is mounted on the quilting machine, a button with a needle
symbol is shown. Touching this button will allow you to drag the block
with the needle. You can grab the block by snapping the cursor to any 
of its snap points. To release the block touch the needle button again. 

<b>Stretch
Touch this button if you want to stretch the block from a point. When 
you select stretch, snap points will appear on the block. Choose one 
to be the fixed or anchor point and touch it. Now touch another snap 
point and drag the block ­ it will stretch away from or towards the 
anchor point.

<b>Select
This button provides a shortcut to selecting another block to modify.

<b>Undo
Touch this button when you want to erase the last thing you did.

<b>Finished
Touch this button when you are satisfied with your block modification.

