
The print pattern function saves a printable image of the selected 
patterns in a temporary storage as snapshots.  You need to use the 
Save Screenshots function in Utilities to save the images on the 
USB Disk.

The names of available pattern catalogs are listed in the window.
If the full list of catalogs does not fit in the window, you can go to the

next/previous pages by the            and            buttons.
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You can select a catalog by touching its name. The selected name will
be highlighted and the content of the catalog will be shown on the 
screen.
To see more pattern thumbnails at one time, sweep the screen upwards. 
To reduce the number of thumbnails, sweep the screen downwards.  
To find a pattern quickly, touch the alphabet and the screen will 
move to the patterns beginning with the letter you selected. 
Alternatively you can browse the patterns by using the < and > buttons 
or by sweeping the screen left and right. A quick, short sweep or flick
will move a few patterns; a long, fast sweep will scroll through many 
thumbnails.

<b>NOTE that the screen remains blank if no catalog is highlighted.

You can select a pattern by touching its picture. (Try it now!). The 
selected pattern will be highlighted. Touch [Select].
A full page image of the pattern will be shown with its name 
and the name of the catalog where it can be found along with any 
copyright message.  

Touch [Print] and a camera image will flash, showing that the image 
has been saved. In the upper right corner of the screen, you will see 
SNAP followed by a numeral indicating how many screenshots you have saved.  
These are high resolution images and no more than 20 should be saved 
at one time before loading them onto the USB.

<b>Search
You can use the Search function to find specific patterns in the whole
pattern library. The found items will be copied to the Search Results
catalog, from which you can select the one you want to use. 

<b>Note that the [Search] button appears every time you touch the 
<b>name of a catalog.

