Hi! I have some questions about Winplot so maybe you can help me. Thank you in advance and sorry my english because it's not my native language.
Any of you know if there is any way to show a 'job preview' when you set multiple copies in Winplot just before sending the job to the machine?
In Flexi for example you can see a preview to verify the placement of each sign in the width of the vinyl so you can see how many signs fits and if it's better rotate it vertically or not, etc...
Does Winplot have this functionality?
I know I can press the 'obtain width' white button and then manually place multiples copies of the sign but if I do so I lost the weeding box feature (because the box is for the entire job) and of course is slower to place the signs one by one.
On the other hand, I discovered if you select and sign and press shift key + arrow you create a mirror copy of the sign in the side of the arrow you pressed. Do you know a similar shortcut but to create a exact copy at the right at same height so you don't have to manually place it? (ctrl+c/ctrl+v create a copy but places it almost randomly).
I know I'm asking too much for a free and simple software but I'm not the person who are gonna to use it and I want to find ways to simplify this as much as possible for him.
Thank you!
Any of you know if there is any way to show a 'job preview' when you set multiple copies in Winplot just before sending the job to the machine?
In Flexi for example you can see a preview to verify the placement of each sign in the width of the vinyl so you can see how many signs fits and if it's better rotate it vertically or not, etc...
Does Winplot have this functionality?
I know I can press the 'obtain width' white button and then manually place multiples copies of the sign but if I do so I lost the weeding box feature (because the box is for the entire job) and of course is slower to place the signs one by one.
On the other hand, I discovered if you select and sign and press shift key + arrow you create a mirror copy of the sign in the side of the arrow you pressed. Do you know a similar shortcut but to create a exact copy at the right at same height so you don't have to manually place it? (ctrl+c/ctrl+v create a copy but places it almost randomly).
I know I'm asking too much for a free and simple software but I'm not the person who are gonna to use it and I want to find ways to simplify this as much as possible for him.
Thank you!
