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morlaine Posted - 04/22/2015 : 22:07:19
I sometimes end up on the wrong lines of the chart. It would be nice to have background colors on the chart where the even number rows had one color and the odd number rows had a different color with the symbols printed in black over the colors. Is that possible in PCStitch, or is there anything similar to that idea? I tried the Blocks Symbols option but if you have numerous rows of the same color, the same problem could occur.

Thanks so much.
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morlaine Posted - 04/22/2015 : 23:07:33
Thanks for the quick response. I'll go and post that suggestion in a few minutes. Even if I had to manually put in the background colors it would be okay.
Dragonlair Posted - 04/22/2015 : 22:16:27
I don't think there is any way to do it. About the only thing you might do is define the bolder lines for the grid a bit closer together and use that as a "break" point but I'm not sure how effective that would be. I've never heard of the concept. You might post in the thread for features you would like to see added and hope for the best.

Good Luck,


Diane
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