You can rename and/or move blocks between catalogs. 

To select the block from a catalog, first touch the name of the
catalog where the block is saved. Images of all the blocks contained
in that catalog will be shown on the screen.

To see more block thumbnails at one time, sweep the screen upwards. 
To reduce the number of thumbnails, sweep the screen downwards.  
To find a block quickly, touch the alphabet and the screen will 
move to the blocks beginning with the letter you selected. 
Alternatively you can browse the blocks by using the < and > buttons 
or by sweeping the screen left and right. A quick, short sweep or flick
will move a few blocks; a long, fast sweep will scroll through many 
thumbnails.

When you see the block you want to rename or move, touch its image. 
The block will turn red. Touch [Move], and the renaming screen will
appear. Enter a new name, if your intent was to rename, touch [Enter]
to keep the same name.

If you don't select any blocks before touching the [Move] button, all
of the blocks will be marked for moving. You should confirm this 
operation on a popup window.

You can select multiple blocks by touching their images. If you want 
to undo a selection, just touch the block's image again.
Note that if you use the alphabet bar or the < or > buttons, the 
selection will be reset.
On the other hand, the blocks will remain selected is you sweep or
flick the screen.

The next dialog box will ask you whether you want to keep copies of the
selected blocks in the original catalog. This feature helps you to make
multiple copies of blocks in different catalogs.

The next screen will ask you to enter the destination catalog. You
can select and existing catalog, or create a new one. When you complete
the selection/creation, the block(s) will appear in the new location.

If you change the name but keep the original catalog, the block will
stay in its original place, but under a different name.

<b>Debug
This button will appear when at least one block is selected. 
You can use the Debug function to send blocks with problems to the
Technical Support for analysis.
When you touch the button, a new screen will appear asking you to plug
in the USB Disk. When the USB Disk is recognized, the selected blocks
will be saved in the "debug.tar.gz" file on the USB Disk. Upload this
file to the Support page of www.intelliquilter.com, together with the
detailed description of the problem.

<b>NOTE that you need to upload the file before selecting problem
<b>items from a different pattern, block or quilt catalog.

<b>Search
You can use the Search function to find specific blocks in the whole
block 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 only when you first enter
<b>the Move Blocks screen.

