Move the needle over the quilt to place the selected motif stretched
between the sampled points. The motifs will be combined into one
continuous pattern, which will be stitched in the order it was created.
This feature can be used for SID alternatives, "line dancing", sashing
and borders. Complete block patterns can be created by going along the 
points of the block and flipping the patterns inside/outside the block.

The SNAP button turns on/off the snap feature. When it is enabled, some 
green squares are displayed on the existing patterns and the line pattern 
itself. These are snap points. If you move the needle so that the crosshair 
gets within about 1/8" from one of these points, the end of the line 
pattern will snap to the point. A green circle shows that snapping took 
place. The snap feature makes it easier to match the start/end points of 
continouous curve segments, or to snap line patterns between existing 
patterns.

In addition to snapping to pattern/block snap points, you can snap to 
the grid if you turn on the GRID when SNAP is enabled.

The distance between the current needle position and the last recorded
point is displayed at the crosshairs. You can use this feature to control 
the length of the line pattern.

The angle between the current and previous line pattern ("A") is also
displayed. You can use this feature to create rotating designs, for
example.

<b>Auto zoom/pan function
As you move the machine, the auto zoom/pan function shows the full
extent of the current line pattern, including the position of the cursor.
The auto zoom/pan function is turned off when you go into zoom mode.
NOTE that returning to this function depends on how you exit the zoom
mode:
- If you exit by touching the ZOOM ON button, the auto zoom/pan will be
  turned on.
- If you exit by touching either Shift or the Pattern Height button, the
  last zoom setting will be retained.

<b>Pattern
Touch this button to select a different line pattern you want to use. The
pattern creation will continue seamlessly with the new pattern. Use 
flipping and height adjustments to match the appearance of the different 
motifs.

<b>Horizontal Shift
<b>Vertical Shift
With these controls you can shift the actual pattern from the cursor
position. You can change the shift by using the keypad, the arrow 
buttons, or moving your finger or stylus on the screen. 

You can change the sign of the shift, i.e. flip the pattern to the opposite 
side of the cursor using the [+/-] button.

For example, you can set the Vertical Shift to equal half of the height 
of a horizontal border. Then, when you follow the lower seam line of 
the border, the pattern will be placed in the middle.

It is not recommended to use the shift function during the progress of
the sampling, unless you want to use it for special effects. The pattern 
segments are connected with continuous stitch lines, so changing the 
shift or using the [+/-] button will cause breaks in the line pattern.

<b>Pattern Height
Select this option if you want to change the height of the pattern.
You can change the height of the pattern by using the keypad, the [+] 
and [-] buttons, or moving your finger or stylus on the screen. Moving 
toward the center line of the pattern will decrease, moving away from 
the center will increase the height.

<b>Flip X, Flip Y
Touch these buttons to flip the pattern horizontally or vertically.

<b>Undo
Touch this button if you want to change the last point you recorded.

<b>Restart
Touch this button if you are not happy with your pattern and want to
start over.

<b>Finished
Touch this button when you have completed the pattern and are satisfied
with the result.


