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Hi,

In section 7 do you have Output set to "Pattern in Pdf Format"?

Do you see your pattern on the screen if you set Output to "Pattern on Screen"?

If you cannot get it to generate a pattern on the screen then there may be another issue.  In this case it should be showing a red error message with more information.

Let me know more and I'll try to help.

Terry
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Hi, and welcome!

When you say some colors are off, do you mean wrong shades?  Or is it introducing gray when it shouldn't be there?  The gray issue will be fixed in the next version of software and usually only happens when an image doesn't have black or white.  Again, this will be fixed soon.

You may also manually select colors in section 5b and see if that helps.

Let me know a bit more and I'll try to help.

Terry

Piddy,

Okay, I think we're using terms interchangeably that aren't interchangeable.  So here's an example; please specify which one you're doing in the drawing below, the left or the right.

In this example, your afghan is either 100 stitches x 250 rows (left) or 250 stitches x 100 rows (right).

Which one will you be doing?  Will you be working from row 1 to 250, or will you be working from row 1 to 100?



If you're working as the example on the left, where row 1 starts at the bottom and goes to the top, that's called working vertically.

If you're working as the example on the right, where row 1 starts at the bottom and goes to the top, that's called working horizontally.

This is the cause of my confusion.  If you say you're working horizontally, the example on the right is what I'm seeing.  So if you're actually doing the left example, you're working vertically, and that's what we call portrait mode.  If you're doing the right example, you're working horizontally, in landscape mode.  Think about it as a picture on the wall.  In most cases, the left would more likely be a portrait of a person, the right would more likely be a landscape, such as a sunset or a forest scene, where you want to see a wider view.

So, as long as you send the image in either like the example on the left, if you'll be working the rows that way, or if you send the image in like the example on the right, if you'll be working the rows that way, you'll be working the stitches correctly.

My guess is you're really doing what's on the left, but you're calling it horizontal, which is incorrect, as it's vertical.  And if that's the case, as long as you sent your image in as a vertical image, then it's fine.  Smile

I've started bringing some of the things I've been working on live.  The following changes and updates are in this version 3.4.1:

  1. Crochet and Knitting charts now show stitch counts on the first page of the pdf charts
  2. I added A2 paper size.  This is a huge size that can fit more stitches on a page.  There are 3 or 4 updates coming related to stitch size and what you can fit on a page but I'm not sure exactly when these will come live.  They're being tested.
  3. B5 paper size has had a minor change to fix an intermittent format problem.
  4. I completely changed the formatting code for the key page of charts.  Several paper sizes had slight intermittent formatting problems where some columns did not line up but these have been fixed.
  5. I corrected the "Palette Used" title on charts that used the Stitchboard Basic palette.  It used to show "Stitchboard Word Chart Palette" but now shows the correct one.
  6. Finally I made 4 or 5 other minor bug fixes that I've found as I get closer to turning on the new freePatternWizard program.

Let me know if something doesn't work after these changes!  I don't think I created any new problems.

Much more coming!

Terry



Line,

These are really cute!  Kiss  I think you should make them...you can match the colors to your decor!  Kiss  And they'd be perfect for keeping beverages from staining your table.

How is school going?  I hope all is well with you!  Kiss

Remember the guy we know with the husky?  Spoke to his mom today and she said the dog was destroying everything.  Cry  So, sadly, he ultimately couldn't train the dog as he needed to, so the dog is now with a friend of his who hopefully has more time and patience to work with him and train him properly.

I'm not surprised, and nothing against the guy...I think someone has to be really, really special (like you! Kiss) to have the right amount of patience to train a husky.  I know I couldn't do it!

Hugs!
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