After the performance I had when my machine was accidentally switched off I thought I'd do some research about how to save a design I'd built up on the machine. First of all, I had to find the book which I hadn't looked at for over a year, but I think I now have the solution if it ever happens again. All I have to do now is to remember to save before I start stitching! (LOL)

Goody! My books are always on hand,it's nice to refresh all the features our machines can do. I have yet to use the fancy foot that cuts as it sews.
(Brother Innovis 1500)
Happy Stitching.
From Bev

Super!

Now it will only happen again when you forget to save - whether it's because it's a one-time job or just failing grey matter - that's the time your machine will act up. Glad you found the way how-to.

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by spendlove 14 Apr 2011

Of course it will!

Sue, Glad it worked out for you.
After reading your post with the disaster I put reading the manual catching the design to the machine on my to do list. And hoped that you would find a proper fix.

Way to go Sue, always better to be safe than sorry. Hugs Yvonne

I understand all too well the frustration. I keep all of my manuals within reach of each machine for that reason.

Being the back up person that I am, I always save anything first. You can always open it again. But glad you learned that for next time. Cause it will happen again. Murphy's Law and all that stuff.

Im the same with my instruction book! Glad you figured it out though!!!

Pleased that you have found the solution - just hope it never happens again.....