Save beadtool 4 to pdf pdf#

Then the nifty time, to assimilate the picture to a beading graph. So this is what I have so far after I've pulled the image under the graph and sized it to fit. Then I changed the default size on the graph to peyote, 40x40 beads which is my favorite size for amulet bags and pendants. I started with this image I took earlier this summer.

Save beadtool 4 to pdf pdf#

Christopher has posted a pdf of a sample print out on his site. It prints in flat colors with numbers on the beads, the prints are sizeable, I chose medium for my 40x40 bead peyote pattern and it printed out full sheet, it prints with a bead chart with colors, and an optional text chart. The saved as bmp graphs are done with shaded beads now that look a lot more realistic, but if you dislike beading from realistic patterns, just print it out. Resizing the image to fit the graph is a lot easier now with very clear arrows to pull it to the right size. Everything is in those buttons it seems like. I couldn't find the undo until I looked at the buttons. It took a few minutes to figure out that things I was used to doing from the drop down menu at top were on the menu button bar now. I was impressed with Bead Tool, and Bead Tool 2 took my breath away. Given everything else the new version does for a very reasonable price tag, that's a very minor change. Only one thing that might be considered a negative, it doesn't export to html anymore. There are a lot of changes from Bead Tool. Christopher Litts, the designer of Bead Tool which I reviewed here has come out with Bead Tool 2.