A. Bust level in the front AND in the back is determined the same way -- by
coming down from your shoulder point by the amount you have entered for Bust
Depth. That is the same amount for front and back. So, if back bust level is
out of place, then that suggests your back shoulder points is out of place.
That is, the slope of the back shoulder line is too great.
If that is the case, you should increase Shoulder Slope Back until it is in
place.
Q: Does Dress Shop provide any sewing or assembly directions?
A: Yes. More all the time. In addition to the 120+ page user manual,
every new update includes more illustrated articles to help with your
sewing projects. These articles, written by sewers for sewers, come from
some of Dress Shop's most experienced users. With pictures illustrating
every step of the process, they provide an invaluable aid to getting your
projects perfected and getting more out of Dress Shop.
In Dress Shop 5.19, a new "Help Index" was added to provide easy access to
this growing array of great instruction from other Dress Shop users.
Q: Can I install the Dress Shop 6 demo in a separate folder and
still keep my Dress Shop 5 program intact and untouched?
A: No, it does not work quite that way. The two programs share the
same drafting module. When you install DS6, Windows is informed that
there is a new copy of that drafting module on your computer. Next time
you run DS5, Windows uses the new one, rather than the old DS5 one. But,
they are not compatible. If you use the new drafting module, you need to
use all the other new code in the DS6 folder as well. You cannot have
both in separate folders.