Re: Re: CD printing to R300

On Saturday 31 July 2004 12:24, Robert L Krawitz wrote:
>    From: James Cort <jim@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>    Date: Sat, 31 Jul 2004 09:15:38 +0000
>
>    On Saturday 31 July 2004 01:15, Robert L Krawitz wrote:
>    > Done, although I used 16 mm rather than 15 mm just to be on the safe
>    > side.  It's a separate option.
>    >
>    > Perhaps we should add microadjustments; as I recall, Epson recommends
>    > it.
>
>    Indeed, Epson's software offers a fair bit of flexibility in this
>    area - you can alter the size of the centre hole to whatever you
>    like, and move the whole image around by about 5 millimetres in
>    each direction.
>
> What is the range of adjustment allowed for the center hole?  In
> Gimp-Print the basic unit of measure is the point (1/72"), so that
> would be about +/- 14 points.

The Epson software allows the inner unprinted hole of the CD to vary between 
20mm and 50mm in diameter, in units of 1mm. 

The outer portion (ie. the printable bit) of the CD may vary between 70mm and 
120mm in diameter, again in units of 1mm.

These two are totally independent.

The location of the printing may be moved up to 5mm in ANY direction from 
centre (so a total of 10mm leeway top to bottom/left to right), in units of 
0.1mm.

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