ScotWeave Online Help Information
Help Title - “Keyboard Help”
The Cursor Update Direction
The cursor update direction is the
direction the cursor will move automatically
whenever the Insert or Delete keys are
pressed. Since you can use these keys to enter
a weave this gives you the option of moving
up, down, left, or right as you enter the weave.
To change the cursor update direction press
and hold down the Alt key then press one
of the arrow keys. For example, if you want
the cursor to update to the right then you would
press the keys Alt K can paint hook marks into the harness plan
Using the Cursor Keys
Pressing an arrowed cursor keys will move 1
grid square in the direction of the arrow.
If you press the Ctrl key and an arrow key
then the cursor will move by the amount set
for the “grid dark line”. So, if the grid has a
dark line every 10 squares then using this key
will move the cursor by 10 squares in the
direction of the arrow.
Home Move to start of grid (end 1, pick 1)
End Move UP to start of next line
PgUp Zoom IN
PgDn Zoom OUT
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Harness Plan Window
Use the following letter keys to select the
current hook type for harness creation.
P Pattern/Design hook
I Idle/Cast out hook
L Left Selvedge hook
R Right Selvedge hook
W Weft Selector
Once the hook type has been selected you
grid using the following keys
Insert Place current hook type at cursor
Del Move 1 in cursor update direction
Weave Window
In the weave window you can use the cursor
keys to move around the weave and you can
edit the weave as follows -
Insert Invert lift beneath cursor
Del Move 1 in cursor update direction
Invert lift means if the mark beneath the
cursor is currently blue then it will change to
white, otherwise it will change to blue.
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The Hook Plan Window
The Enter key will move the cursor to the next
hook in the hook map. You can use this for
manual entering of warp end numbers into
the hook map. Tyep the warp end number for
a hook then press the Enter key to move to
the next hook.
You can use the horizontal grid dividing line
to help in cursor movement. If this is set at
exactly half the number of hooks in a column
(use View - Screen Layout to set this) then
you can press the F1 key to move forward
by this number of hooks and press the F2
key to move back by this number of hooks.
This is useful for terry towel hooks maps where
the hooks are split between front and back of
the harness.
The Insert key is used to enter the pattern
hook number of the hook beneath the cursor
into a dialog box. Use this feature as follows
1. Move the cursor into a dialog entry box
2. Click LEFT mouse button to select this box
3. Move the cursor into the hook plan grid
4. Place cursor on the hook you wish to select
5. Press the Insert key on the keyboard
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