Xante Platemaker 4 halftone screens

ptc corey

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Xante Platemaker 4 halftone screens

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02-09-2006, 08:13 PM

I am using Quark 6.5 with the Xante Platemaker 4, and I set the line screen at 133. However, the halftones keep coming out loose and jagged. Why does my Xante Platemaker 4 keep printing loose halftone screens? Am I missing a step, or are there settings on the Platemaker that need to be re-set?
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