A loading order according to which function modules are to be loaded from a storage unit is determined based on a predicted use situation of a user. The function modules are loaded according to the loading order thus determined. Subsequently, the function modules thus loaded are started up according to a start-up instruction. With such an arrangement, by determining the loading order based on a prediction of the user's desired function, such an arrangement enables a reduction in the length of a loading time that bothers the user.

A loading order according to which function modules are to be loaded from a storage unit is determined based on a predicted use situation of a user. The function modules are loaded according to the loading order thus determined. Subsequently, the function modules thus loaded are started up according to a start-up instruction. With such an arrangement, by determining the loading order based on a prediction of the user's desired function, such an arrangement enables a reduction in the length of a loading time that bothers the user.

A loading order according to which function modules are to be loaded from a storage unit is determined based on a predicted use situation of a user. The function modules are loaded according to the loading order thus determined. Subsequently, the function modules thus loaded are started up according to a start-up instruction. With such an arrangement, by determining the loading order based on a prediction of the user's desired function, such an arrangement enables a reduction in the length of a loading time that bothers the user.

An embroidery frame arrangement assignable to a sewing or embroidery machine and on which an at least sectionally tubular or bag-like textile structure is clampable in order to provide a flat, single-layer first partial region of the textile structure to be embroidered. The embroidery frame arrangement has first and second frame parts which are fixable together and/or second and third frame parts which are fixable together. The tubular or bag-like section of the textile structure is fixable between the first and second frame parts or between the second and third frame parts when the second frame part engages with the first frame part and/or when the third frame part engages with the second frame part. Consequently, the flat, single-layer first partial region of the textile structure to be embroidered is provided on the second frame part and surrounded thereby or is provided on the third frame part and surrounded thereby.

An embroidery frame arrangement assignable to a sewing or embroidery machine and on which an at least sectionally tubular or bag-like textile structure is clampable in order to provide a flat, single-layer first partial region of the textile structure to be embroidered. The embroidery frame arrangement has first and second frame parts which are fixable together and/or second and third frame parts which are fixable together. The tubular or bag-like section of the textile structure is fixable between the first and second frame parts or between the second and third frame parts when the second frame part engages with the first frame part and/or when the third frame part engages with the second frame part. Consequently, the flat, single-layer first partial region of the textile structure to be embroidered is provided on the second frame part and surrounded thereby or is provided on the third frame part and surrounded thereby.