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 Command:  Edit/Design/Edit                       < EDE > 
 Purpose:  Scrollable grid-based design screen editor       
 Information:
     Edit/Design/Edit is the only design screen editor; numerical
     input is not an option for the design. 
     
     The Design screen is Patternland's work area for Weave 
     Wizard's pattern analysis, and block threading weavings. 
     
     Editing options are given on the help available while the 
     edit screen is displayed.
 Comments: 
     The size of the window is determined dynamically upon each 
     entry to the editor, based on the Size number of rows and 
     columns and on the current Design range.

     All the standard editing modes switches apply.

     The full design can be displayed in a graphics mode.

     The design can be printed in text mode.  To print a design 
     in graphics mode, first convert it to a weaving and print 
     as a graphics mode weaving.

 See Also:  Edit/Design/all options
            Edit/Weaving
            Edit/Range/Design
            Edit/Modes
            Display/Color Weave 
            Display/Text Options/Warp Multi-Symbol
            Options/Data/Numbering Weft-Warp
            Help key during editing
            Display/Design
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 Command:  Edit/Design/Size                       < EDS > 
 Purpose:  Set the overall size of the design board.
 Information:
     The current design Range determines the visible area of the 
     design board--but the Size is what is available to the 
     Range.  
 Comments:   
     Increasing the Size does not necessarily change the 
     Range, so you must reset the Range after the Size.

 See Also:  Edit/Range/Row or Column
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 Command:  Edit/Design/New                        < EDN > 
 Purpose:  Erase the current design.
 Information:
     New creates a fresh design board of the current Size.  You 
     are warned that the current board is about to be erased.
 Comments: 
     There is NO undo for New.  
     
     It is a good idea to save versions of your Design as you 
     work, so you can undo experiments that don't work out.

 See Also:  Edit/Design/Save or Load
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 Command:  Edit/Design/Transfer Weaving           < EDT > 
 Purpose:  Weave to the design grid the current weaving.
 Information:
     The current weaving pattern draft, up to the maximum size 
     Design board will be created on the design board.  The Size 
     of the design board is adjusted as needed. 

     Design colors and symbols ARE the current Warp colors and 
     symbols, so no transfer is necessary.
 Comments: 
     Transfer Weaving is the opposite of Weave Wizard.

     You can use Transfer Weaving to work in both directions--
     back and forth--as you alter both design and 
     threading/treadling.

 See Also:  Edit/Design/Weave Wizard  
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 Command:  Edit/Design/Weave Wizard               < EDW > 
 Purpose:  Create a new weaving from the current design.
 Information:
     Weave Wizard is Patternland's pattern analysis function.
     After you create a design on the design screen with 
     Edit/Design/Edit, choose Weave Wizard to calculate a 
     possible threading and weft harness combinations.

     Magic Tieup can further create tieups and treadling from the 
     weft harnesses identified by Weave Wizard. 
 Comments: 
     Weave Wizard will be unable to complete the threading if 
     your design contains more than 32 distinct vertical (warp) 
     columns of pattern.  Weave Wizard will inform you of the 
     warp thread number at which point your design became too 
     complex for the number of harnesses you use.  

     Weave Wizard is unaware of warp- or weft-face possibilities 
     to create your design as a weaving.

     Color and Weave affects are not considered by Weave Wizard; 
     pattern is considered to be warp/weft only.

     The current weaving is erased before Weave Wizard works.

 See Also:  Edit/Design/Transfer Weaving
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 Command:  Edit/Design/Block Weave Warp           < EDB > 
 Purpose:  Switch--Enable or disable block weaving mode
 Information:
     This switch determines if Patternland uses the current 
     threading directly as threaded or instead considers it a 
     profile threading indexing threading blocks on the design 
     screen for all Display and Print options.

     When Block Weave is ON, Patternland temporarily recalculates 
     the entire threading by substituting the respective 
     "threading block" from the design screen for each "harness 
     number" in the profile draft.  

     If Permanent Blocks are OFF, Patternland restores the 
     threading at the end of each display or print.

     To create threading blocks on the design screen, start in 
     column one and enter the threading (up to row 32 for 32 
     harnesses) for thread one in the first "threading block".  
     Enter the threading for each succeeding thread in the first 
     threading block.  Then skip one column before beginning the 
     next "threading block" of as many "threading columns" as you 
     like.  You must have at least one block on the design 
     screen for block weave to function. 
 Comments: 
     The design screen serves as a second threading grid input 
     screen for block weave mode.

     By saving and loading design screens of threading blocks, 
     you can experiment with various threadings.

     Use Permanent Blocks and display the weaving ONCE to change 
     a profile threading into an actual threading with the 
     current design threading blocks.

 See Also:  Edit/Design/Permanent Blocks
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 Command:  Edit/Design/Permanent Blocks           < EDP > 
 Purpose:  Switch--Control permanent change of threading
 Information:
     Allows you to permanently change all threading from profile 
     to actual, using the threading blocks currently on the 
     design screen.
     
     You are warned before the original threading is abondoned 
     for the recreated threading from the threading blocks.
 Comments: 
     Simply Display or Print the weaving ONE time to permanently 
     change the threading.  Then turn OFF Permanent Blocks and 
     Block Weave mode to view as a normal weaving.

     Each time you display or print the weaving with Permanent 
     Blocks and Block Weave ON, the actual threading is treated 
     as a profile draft and then recreated using the Design 
     screen threading blocks.  You can make a profile of a 
     profile of a profile by repeatedly displaying the weaving.
      
 See Also:  Edit/Design/Extra Block Heddle
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 Command:  Edit/Design/Extra Block Heddle         < EDX > 
 Purpose:  Switch--Control extra thread at block change 
 Information:
     When switch is ON an extra thread is added to the warp 
     whenever the threading block changes. 

     The additional thread equals the threading of the first 
     thread in the block and is added after all other threads 
     from that threading block.
 Comments: 
     Earlier versions added the thread in a different place.

     A little experimentation will demonstrate what this switch 
     does.

 See Also:  Edit/Design/Permanent Blocks
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