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what about the ChtPrtF command. it has the rotation and degree in it for overlays.
What command? There is a PAGRTT parameter that rotates the page, but not the overlay.
I ended up doing that anyway. I set page rotation to PAGRTT(270) to rotate it counter-clock wise by 90 degrees and the OVL stayed oriented "wrong". So it sync'd up.
that's why i dont type for a living....well, not to write letters, anyway.
it should have read "ChgPrtF".
-Sarge 'the fat finger' Soldier :)
Does say in DDS Ref that the *ROTATION on OVERLAY keyword only works for certain printers. I'm guessing 1) you probably aren't using one of those printers, 2) neither is anyone else, and 3) you're probably using host print transform, which doesn't support the *ROTATION thing (at least, it's not in the list in the DDS Ref). I'm thinking you may need to create a new *OVL object that's rotated the way you want it.
