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 Command:  Edit/Tieup/Edit                         < ETE > 
 Purpose:  Scrollable grid-based tieup editor  
 Information:
     This presents a full-screen tieup editor window similar to 
     the smaller one available through Edit/Weaving.  The pattern 
     draft is NOT shown, nor are the Light Weave menus available.  
     
     With Double-Wide mode OFF, all treadles are visible; with 
     Double-Wide mode ON the window is as large as possible--
     showing up to 39 treadles. 

     Likewise, with VGA/EGA 50-43-line mode, all harnesses are 
     visible; without it, 22-24 harnesses are visible--depending 
     on Options/Data/Numbering. 
 Comments: 
     The vertical size of the window is determined dynamically 
     upon each entry to the editor, based on the number of 
     harnesses in use.  The window always shows the maximum 
     number of treadles possible.  

     Each time you exit the tieup editor, Patternland asks if you 
     want all rows to be rewoven using the new tieups.  In 
     general, you DO want this done.

     Several circumstances may NOT require reweaving rows:

        If you wish to redo Magic Tieup-Treadling for the current 
        pattern; in this case you want the pattern to determine 
        the treadling, not be altered by the current one. 
        
        If you plan to Tromp-as-Writ, it is not necessary to 
        reweave since the weaving will be recreated anyway. 

 See Also:  Edit/Weft
            Edit/Modes
            Options/Data/Numbering Tieup-Warp
            Help key during editing
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 Command:  Edit/Tieup/Change                       < ETC > 
 Purpose:  Change tieup harnesses numerically.
 Information:
     The numeric prompt allows you to enter all tieups as 
     numbers.  You can select the tieup to change with the Up/Dn 
     arrow keys. 
 Comments: 
     Each time you exit the tieup editor, Patternland asks if you 
     want all rows to be rewoven using the new tieups.  In 
     general, you DO want this done. 

 See Also:  Edit/Tieup/Edit
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 Command:  Edit/Tieup/Harness Limit                < ETH > 
 Purpose:  Change the number of allowed harnesses.
 Information:
     If you wish to Edit/Tieup/Change, you cannot increase 
     harnesses from there.  Use Harness Limit to change available 
     harnesses before Changing the tieups, or other numeric 
     prompt.
 Comments: 
     Patternland will not let you reduce the harness limit below 
     a currently used harness.  You must edit the warp or weft or 
     tieup to remove any used harness above the new limit you 
     want.

     You can increase harnesses up to 32.

     The grid editors dynamically increase and decrease the 
     various limits.

 See Also:  Edit/New Weaving
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 Command:  Edit/Tieup/Magic                        < ETM > 
 Purpose:  Create a tieup and treadling for the weaving
 Information:
     Patternland attempts to find up to 64 one-treadle tieups to 
     weave the current harness combinations.  If your pattern 
     requires more than 64 treadles, no treadles will be 
     assigned to discrete harness combinations beyond 64.
    
     Current harness combinations will always remain unchanged.
 Comments: 
     Use Magic Tieup if you have already treadled your 
     weaving by specifying individual harnesses and you now 
     want to use tieups.  You may choose to clear the current 
     tieups first or just let Patternland add more as needed.

     Options/Loom/Weave uses harness combinations, so failure of 
     Magic Tieup to complete the job does not affect the ability 
     to weave the weaving.

 See Also:  Edit/Tieup/Tromp  
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 Command:  Edit/Tieup/Reverse                      < ETR > 
 Purpose:  Reverse the tieup and reweave the weft and draft
 Information:
     By reversing the tieup, each treadle lifts the opposite 
     group of harnesses and weaving forground and background are 
     reversed.
     
     All harness combinations are therefore reversed along with 
     the tieup.  Patternland cautions you before completing the 
     task.
 Comments:
     This process can be reversed again, restoring the original 
     pattern.

     Prudence would, however, have you save your weaving first.

     This feature can provide the correct harness combinations 
     for a countermarch loom after the weaving is designed. 

 See Also:  Edit/Tieup/Magic  
            Edit/Tieup/Tromp  
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 Command:  Edit/Tieup/Show                         < ETS > 
 Purpose:  Display the current tieup as a numerical table.
 Information:
     All harnesses for each treadle tieup are listed numerically 
     as harness numbers.
 Comments: 
     The table also provides a lexicon for the single-digit 
     alphanumerics used for treadles 1-64 on weaving displays and 
     printouts and in the editor when double-wide mode is OFF.  
     E.G., treadle 10 is represented by "A", treadle 40 by "a", 
     treadle 64, by "y". 

 See Also:  Edit/Tieup/Print
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 Command:  Edit/Tieup/Print                        < ETP > 
 Purpose:  Print the current tieup as a numerical table.
 Information:
     All harnesses for each treadle tieup are listed numerically 
     as harness numbers.

     You will need to adjust your printer for condensed print in 
     order to fit more than 17 simultaneous harnesses on narrow 
     paper.  If necessary, use Print/Setup/Printer to condense 
     print, or use wide paper with a wide carriage printer. 
 Comments: 
     The table also provides a lexicon for the single-digit 
     alphanumerics used for treadles 1-64 on weaving displays 
     and printouts and in the editor when double-wide mode 
     is OFF.  E.G., treadle 10 is represented by "A", treadle 40 
     by "a", treadle 64, by "y". 

     Continuous form paper is best.

 See Also:  Edit/Tieup/Show
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 Command:  Edit/Tieup/Tromp-as-Writ                < ETT > 
 Purpose:  Create new weft using current tieup and threading.
 Information:
     Tromp-as-Writ warns you before copying the current 
     range of warp to create a new treadling and 
     harness combinations.

     You can choose to copy warp colors and symbols along with 
     the threading.  
 Comments: 
     With a one-color, one-symbol warp, you will not be able to 
     observe any pattern if you copy colors and symbols. 
                 
     Tromp was a "mode" in previous Patternland versions.  Now it 
     happens immediately rather than through New Warp.

 See Also:  Edit/Tieup/Show
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 Command:  Edit/Tieup/New Tieup                    < ETN > 
 Purpose:  Specify a new tieup for the weaving.
 Information:
     The current tieup is erased.  The current harness limit is 
     maintained.  The Grid toggle determines if grid or numerical 
     input is used. 

     After the tieup is created, you determine whether to 
     immediately reweave all rows.
 Comments: 
     This is like Edit/Tieup/Edit or Edit/Tieup/Change depending 
     on Grid toggle.

 See Also:  Edit/Tieup/Edit
            Edit/Tieup/Change
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