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Since you are in California, that is a fair distance from me, or I could come to show you how it works. To come there proves expensive. Have you tried getting help from DSEA? I really took no more that 5 days to get my head around it. 7.3 is more flexible than 7.2.

Where abouts are you in the world?

Insert Plate allows you to switch plate size and Plate marks, This is used for example if a template is created using Speedmaster 72, but then at the last minute the job is switched to Speedmaster 74. To use you need to create the plate with the information you want included and save it in...

You need to use the SGD tool. There is a step wedge on your trueflow, in the Trueflow folder. It is called NTF Step. Run the step Linear. Measure the values you get. Go to the SGD tool, open the SGD file for the screen pattern you have just output, enter the values, copy them to the other...

I could not agree more. New and different, but it does seem better every time I go on to it

Subject : TrueflowSE 7.20 TF225 Create Date : 2011/03/28 22:36

Hi wasn't intending to be aggressive, just saw you had commented on a thread asking about using Equios in the workplace, and wondered if you were using it or not? At the time of your post I had already had TF 228.

Certainly you are not on the latest patches. Do you use this or are you an industry consultant as your records suggest. Equios is trueflow apart from the very flexible new Pre4m which is the result of many customers comments and requests

The Trueflow Manual says: "Output Resolution Allows you to enter the final output recorder resolution, from 72 dpi to 4,000 dpi using a number up to 2 decimal places. If you selected a SPM in recorder output, enter that output resolution. " Guess that means that something starnge has been set...

Who were you contacting to get Training from? Despite Kant blue comments I can't imagine that no returned phone calls and emails were from a Screen Japan subsidiary?

FlatWorker is Screen's own software. New Equios Pre4m was CIP 4 driven and is so much more flexible than Flatworker that the number of base masters can be significantly less. Learning to love it the more I use it