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  1. #1
    tony.pratt@bpc.com is offline Junior Member
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    Question Angle sets for HPS

    Hello,

    I have a fast question I am hoping someone can help me with.

    We have adopted a custom set of screen angles of:

    Cyan at 105 degrees
    Magenta at 75 degrees
    Yellow at 30 degrees
    Black at 45 degrees

    How could I go about making this custom angle set of 105, 75, 30, 45 available in the 'Optimize for angle set:' pulldown menu located in the 'Harlequin Precision Screening Options' dialog box?

    Is there a configuration file I can edit or something of this type?

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    Andy is offline Member
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    Hi Tony,

    You can't modify the UI, but you can write a Page Feature that does what you want. Put the following into a file in the "SW/Page Features" folder and then select it in your Page Setup. You might need to subtract 90 from the 105, but I can't remember exactly on that one - I've not tested it, but it should work subject to that.

    %!HMR

    <<
    /ScreenAngles [ 105 75 30 45 ]
    /Password 0
    >> setsystemparams

    %end of !HMR

    Regards,

    Andy.

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    Chief Executive Officer,
    Hamillroad Software Limited.
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    tony.pratt@bpc.com is offline Junior Member
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    Default Tony

    I currently have a Page Feature selected which renames my plate files. Is there a way to select multiple features or combine the two?

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    page features can be combined, but you need to be careful.

    If your existing feature starts with << and ends with >> you would put them together with a << at the beginning and a >> at the end.

    If your existing feature ends with "exitserver" you'd need to put them in separate but consequtive, so to speak, exitserver end line << etc.

    In most cases combining will work, but the syntax is important.
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