Revert to the NORMAL template

Revert to the NORMAL template

If you modify the NORMAL template supplied with EmbroideryStudio, you can revert to the original version. A factory copy is always maintained so that the NORMAL template can be restored.


STEPS:

To revert to the NORMAL template...

1 Close EmbroideryStudio.

2 Click the MS Windows® Start button and navigate to the Wilcom EmbroideryStudio group.

3 Select Revert. The Revert to Factory Settings dialog opens.

 

4 Select the Templates checkbox and click OK. The original settings for the NORMAL template are restored.


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