System information

2. Using the Variable Sets in the toolbar, you can select a Variable Set Preset, open the Variable

Set preferences, or open the Enfocus Variable Set Editor.

Using the Enfocus Variable Set Editor

1. In the SETUP section, click the General label and define the name and description.

2. Click the + button to add the New variable label to the VARIABLES section.

3. Click the New variable label to view the fields related to it in the right pane.

a) Enter the Name and the User Readable Name in the Variable Definition section.

b) Select Inline value (the default) for the Type drop-down menu to enter an explicit value in

the Value text field of the Variable Value section. Select Number, Length, String or Boolean

for the value.

c) Select Rule Based for the Type drop-down menu. The Variable Value section displays the

property editor which allows defining a condition that combines multiple comparisons, using

IF-ELSE statements. Each comparison is represented as a separate row.

d) To add a comparison row: Select the variable in the first drop-down menu and select the

condition in the second drop-down menu. Enter the value in the textbox and click the AND

or the OR button to add the desired logical operator. A new comparison row is added.

e) To remove a comparison row: Click the Remove button present at the end of that row.

f) Press the Shift key to view additional options.

g) Click the Copy button to copy the existing statement and reuse. Click the Delete button to

delete a statement.

h) Click the ELSE button to append a new set of comparison rows.

i) You can also configure for a scenario when none of the conditions previously set match:

Select the Generate a failure radio button or select the Use this value radio button and

choose On or Off in the drop-down menu.

4. Click the Save button to save these settings.

See

Smart Preflight

on page 83 for more information on configuring Variable Sets and smart

preflighting.

Preferences > Enfocus PitStop Pro Preferences > Units & Guides

Units & Guides

You can select the measurement units and guides which has to appear after the values in the

various dialog boxes of PitStop Pro.

Measurements

In the Units drop-down menu, select the measurement unit you want to use in the PitStop Pro

tools, the Preflight Profile and the Action Lists.

For example, if you measure the distance between two points or if you want to determine the

position of an object, you may want to see these measurements in millimeters or in inches. Specific

properties will always use the common measurement unit, for example font size will always be in

points (pt.) and word spacing or character spacing will always be in em spaces.

Select the Show percentages checkbox if you want the value of the RGB color components to be

displayed as a percentage rather than as a range between 0 and 255.

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