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I was recently asked on this janomelife blog if I could be specific about the differences between previous Janome Digitizer versions and MBX (which is version 4). I started to answer the query & then realized I would be writing for a long time as there is SO much that is new, better, enhanced and simply wonderful.

Instead I decided to post the notes I wrote at the time MBX was launched (Sept/Oct 2011). Here are the notes. There is LOT to read so make yourself a cup of coffee and get comfortable. I will also post some pics of samples that were made at the time the MBX software was launched.but for the most part these are NOTES. So listen up all you owners of out there>>>>>this is valuable information for you. Copy/paste it, read it, use itto get the most out of your incredibly comprehensive software. This banner used graphics to create the “swoosh” under the word Janome and the FANTASTIC splitting function to divide the entire design for 2 hoopings in the SQ23 hoop.

DIGITIZER MBX – NEW FEATURES IN VERSION 4 • WORK SPACE: new look & colourful, contemporary icons. • MC12000 hoops added. • COLOUR CHART now docked at the top or bottom. Used to float which was often in the way while working (can still float if desired). I love this feature.

• SOME NEW DESIGNS in Embroidery Album. • NEW JPX FORMAT – for Horizon Link – now can open & bring into MBX.jpx is an graphics format. Not an embroidery stitch format. For layered multimedia projects. • SEVERAL NEW FONTS now over 100 fonts PLUS all the True Type fonts already in your computer. New fonts include 4 new running stitch fonts which are great for tiny lettering.

• PAN TOOL hot key: P. Escape to let go. Can zoom in View: magnify or type B (hot key) • MOUSE – scroll wheel:zoom in & out.

To switch on: Work Environment>scrolling tab>choose how you want the mouse to behave. Hold ALT key> mouse scrolls. • MONOGRAMMING TOOL – Big improvements and additions.Much more functionality. LETTERING TAB > initials or a word; Style – 16 layouts for monogram; alphabet font > size of font > rotation > colour > zoom in & out. ORNAMENTS TAB > can select from Blackwork; Emb Gallery, etc > NEW show as outline or 3D embroidery look > position of ornament – grid of 9 positions >can off set or have right up against monogram >duplicates & mirror imaging >delete at any time.

BORDERS TAB > off set distance from monogram to border > off set ratio alters shape of border >outline or fill border –choose from bunch of options >change type of fill > colour choice > can add a second border > can break apart with the hammer NEW break apart tool. We could not break apart before V4. Monogram was “sealed unit”.

AMBIANCE QUILTING can choose quilting type to surround a design. See pic below.

Echo, stippling etc. This feature is very cool indeed! Pdf to doc converter.

When the MBX letters were digitized on the tree there were small jumps threads between the letters. Using this “Always tie-off & trim function” removed those as quick as you can click your mouse! IMPROVED OUTLINES & OFFSETS. – refer to the Christmas tree exercises to see this in action. BRANCHING AND BREAK PART TOOL. In the resequence menu you will often see a little sign of 2 dots with arrows pointing to each dot. Other objects may indicate the object is a satin border or a stitch fill etc. When you have a group of embroidery objects, they are tied together with BRANCHING which is a technical digitizing term: it connects all the bits together.

Also known as PATHING. This is quite important as a poorly digitized design invariably has poor pathing so it jumps all around and connects sloppily. We can use the NEW BREAK APART TOOL (little hammer) to break apart these objects so that we can edit. They are now no longer connected so we can resize or move individual parts. Edit>branching> asks us where to start and end. This is VERY useful for digitizing as it connects up a bunch of objects in an orderly manner and starts & ends in same place or close.