Travel through designs

	Click View > Show Stitches to show or hide embroidery stitching.
	Click View > Show Artistic View to show or hide simulation of stitched embroidery.
	Click Travel > Jump by Object to travel to the previous or next object in the design. Use in conjunction with Forward/Back buttons.
	Click Travel > Jump by Color to travel to the previous or next color block in the design. Use in conjunction with Forward/Back buttons.
	Click Travel > Jump to Start/End to travel to the start or end of the design. Use in conjunction with Forward/Back buttons.

BERNINA V9 provides a Travel toolbar with buttons to ‘travel’ through the stitch sequence by object and color block. Use in combination with keyboard arrow keys to travel by stitches. Keyboard shortcuts also exist to travel through designs by object or color block.

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Ensure that Show Stitches is on and Artistic View is off.
Press Esc to ensure that Select Object is deselected.

The current needle position is indicated by a large white cross or ‘needle position marker’. Initially, this is located at the end of the design. The current stitch number appears in the Status Bar.

To travel to the start of the design, press the Home key.

The white cross moves to the first stitch and the whole design appears black. As you travel through the design, the needle position marker moves accordingly.

To travel by object or color block, select a toggle and click the Forward/Back buttons. You can also jump to start or end by this method.

Alternatively, to travel to the next object, press Ctrl+T. Press Shift+T to go back.
To travel to the next color, press Page Down. Press Page Up to go back.

Use the arrow keys to travel by 1 or 10 stitch increments. Use + or - keys on the keypad to travel 100 stitches at a time.

To travel to the end of the design, press the End key. Or use the Travel toolbar.

If you travel outside the visible area, press the C key to center the current stitch on the screen.

Travel through designs

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