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Controlling the Page Format Rotating a Plot How Does Rotate Interact with Your Software? The plotter adds the rotation setting to any rotation angle you specify in your software. For example: For software applications which, like the plotter, rotate counter-clockwise (for example, CorelDRAW!) the result is the sum. For example, if your software has specified a rotation of 180 degrees, and you set Rotate in the front panel to 90, your plot's final rotation will be 270 degrees. For software applications which rotate clockwise (for example, AutoCAD) the result is the difference. For example, if your software has specified a rotation of 90 degrees, and you set Rotate in the front panel to 90, there will be no rotation. For further information on the Rotate feature see page 9-21 in the Troubleshooting chapter which details some of the most common problems. 4-9 PAGE 4 FORMAT

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4-9
How Does
Rotate
Interact with Your Software?
The plotter
adds
the rotation setting to any rotation angle you specify in your
software.
For example:
For software applications which, like the plotter, rotate
counter-clockwise
(for
example, CorelDRAW!) the result is the
sum
.
For example, if your software has
specified a rotation of 180 degrees, and you set
Rotate
in the front panel to 90,
your plot’s final rotation will be 270 degrees.
For software applications which rotate
clockwise
(for example, AutoCAD) the
result is the
difference
.
For example, if your software has specified a rotation of
90 degrees, and you set
Rotate
in the front panel to 90, there will be no rotation.
For further information on the Rotate feature see page 9-21 in the Troubleshooting
chapter which details some of the most common problems.
PAGE
FORMAT
4
Controlling the Page Format
Rotating a Plot