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Rankin Sports · April 28th, 2009

I'm printing a film for a 1 color logo with halftones. I use a Xante Screenwriter3 which has postscript built right in. If I print the file from CS & choose "Host Based Separations", then set my frequency to 45 & my angle to 61º on my black channel everything works great. However if I do the same thing in CS4, It prints at default settings no matter what I enter in and I get standard super small halftones. Am I missing something?

PositiveDave · April 28th, 2009

Sounds like the xante RIP is missing a setting in the CS4 Postscript, it might be incompatible or you might be able to turn it off in the RIP.
Can you change the postscript level in 'Graphics'?

Rankin Sports · April 29th, 2009

Yes I can change the level. I've tried them all. I've opened both CS and CS4 at the same time to compare print dialog boxes and they're identical. It's gotta be a compatibility issue. The screenwriter3 isn't exactly the new kid on the block.

PositiveDave · April 29th, 2009

Do Xante do a firmware/RIP upgrade

Rankin Sports · April 29th, 2009

I'm assuming I have to contact Xante?

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