Rotate Sample Clauses

Rotate. 1.2.8.1 Rotate tires in accordance with OEM recommended intervals

Rotate. Click the selected graphic element again to get into rotate/distort mode, the selection display will become four short lines on four sides, four short curves around the corners, and the icon in the center. The icon represents the reference point for rotation, and you can move it by mouse. Move the cursor to the one short curve of the four short curves, press the left mouse button and drag, the graphic element will rotate with your mouse move around the reference point.

Rotate. Function Rotate (Angle As Long) As Long Rotates the image Angle argument is in degrees. 0 - 359 . Rotate2 Function Rotate2 (Angle As Long, BackColor As Long, Method As Rotate2Method) As Long Rotate using interpolation method RotateLeft Function RotateLeft As Long Rotates image 90 degrees left RotateRight Function RotateRight As Long Rotates image 90 degrees right Save Function Save (Filename As String) As Long Saves image at specified filename. Graphics format is determined by image filename extension. Graphics format is determined by image filename extension. Supported graphics formats are: BMP, GIF, DIB, TIF, JPG, PNG, PCX, TGA, ICO, JP2, J2K. Note: ·ICO files can be created only if image is smaller then 255x255 pixels ·JPEG files can be created if image is full-color (24 bits) or grayscale ·PCX and TGA encoder saves only 8 bpp (256 colors) and 24 bpp (full RGB color) images See BitDepth property. SaveMultipage Function SaveMultipage (Filename As String, ImageArray) As Long Creates multi-page TIFF or GIF image Dim a(2) As Long a(0) = FirstPageImageX.GetImageRef a(1) = SecondPageImageX.GetImageRef a(2) = ThirdPageImageX.GetImageRef FirstPageImageX1.SaveMultipage "c:\multipage.tif", a -OR- ImageX.SaveMultipage "c:\multipage.tif","c:\pages\page%d.bmp" where pages are saved in "c:\pages\" folder in this order: page1.bmp, page2.bmp, page3.bmp, etc... Pages can be saved in any format supprted by ImageX (not just bmp like it is in this sample).

Rotate. Open Fly Drive Coach works with players on body position and proper pivot for fly balls, makes sure first step is in direction of ball. Coach hand tosses ball allowing player to pivot in each direction (left and right). Use bat as starting line if needed. Line up players and coach xxxx and force player to throw after catch. Hitting (15 mins) 2 Active Tees – partner load 1 player hits off tee and partner loads balls – both players need helmetsand aware of each other. Idea is to focus on level swing and solid contact. 2 cages going with coach pitch to each orpossibly side toss for some. 1 player per cage while coach pitches 20 balls and rotate. It’s up to thecoach to determine pitch velocity based on player’s skill. Accident Report Form Available on SLL website - xxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xxx/shelburnell/files/ShelburneLittleLeagueAccidentReportForm.pdf 2019 Coaching Committee & League Liaisons Members 2019 Shelburne Little League League Liaisons Name League Cell E-Mail Xxx Xxxxxxx T-Ball 000-000-0000 xxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx Xxxxx XxXxxx A 000-000-0000 xxxxxxxxx0@xxxxx.xxx Xxx XxXxxx AA 000-000-0000 xxxxxx.x.xxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx Xxx Xxxxxx / Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx AAA 000-000-0000 000-000-0000 xxxxxxxxx@xxxxxx.xxx xxxxx.xxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx Xxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxxx 000-000-0000 xxxxxxxxxxx.xxxxxx@xxx.xxx.xxx Xxxxx Xxx Xxxx Xxxx 000-000-0000 xxxx0000@xxxxx.xxx Xxx Xxxxx / Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx Softball 000-000-0000 000-000-0000 xxxxxxxxxxx000@xxxxx.xxx xxxxxxxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx Xxx Xxxxxxx Player Agent 000-000-0000 xxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xxx

Rotate. Rotates the area enclosing the drawing to be output. If "Use Document Origin" is checked, the area enclosing the drawing to be output and the origin of the Illustrator document is rotated.  Note that the output origin may be about 0.5 to 1 mm out of position when rotated.  This setting is also reflected in the plotter image and preview window. Weed Border /Margin Outputs a frame to facilitate the weeding of cut media. Using this function eliminates the need to create a frame in Illustrator documents. When "Weed Border" is selected, a frame is output along with the drawing when you output the drawing to the plotter. The "frame" here refers to a rectangular shape representing the area that encloses the drawing to be output. The frame is expanded in the vertical and horizontal directions by an amount equal to the size specified for Margin. When multiple drawings are to be output, a large frame is output that includes all the drawings, and not just individual drawings. This setting is also reflected in the preview window. When changing numeric values, use the [Update Preview] button to update the preview.  When using this function, the drawing is output so that the lower-left position of the frame overlaps the plotter origin. Therefore, note that the drawing output position differs from when no frames are specified.  Selecting "Assign by Layer" or "Assign by Color" as an output condition outputs the frame with "default*" settings.  When you use framing along with "Use document origin," consider the frame margins in Illustrator documents when specifying the origin. If the frame protrudes leftward or downward from the origin, the protruding portion is not plotted. Tiling/Overlap Use the Tiling function to separately output a large drawing or text (outline) which exceeds the medium you are using on multiple pages. When Tiling is selected, Valid Area is used as the page size. Any part of the drawing that exceeds that area is output to the next page. A dialog box is displayed during output, prompting you to set media over again for each page. In this dialog box, verify the media resetting and origin position. Specifying other than 0 for "Overlap" overlaps pages by an amount equal to the specified width at output. Use this function to create overlapping portions for positioning purposes while cutting. When multiple pages are output, multiple black frames representing the valid area are displayed in the preview window. Moreover, specifying any value other than 0...

Rotate. “Set” knob until desired duration of time is displayed. Timer starts seconds after “Set” knobs stops rotating. A tone indicates the timer has started. When the timer has one minute remaining, the timer will sound twice and begin to countdown by seconds. A tone will sound three times indicating the time is complete and twice every ten seconds after completion until timer function is cleared. Electronic Timing Center (Analog Clock w/Digital Display) ßy™¢hrO™izi™g UhÐ a™alOg a™d digiUal ¢lO¢flß Synchronizing the analog and digital clocks