When changing graphics or placing graphics on a section, place the portrait (zero rotation) version of the graphic on the page. Do not worry about the orientation of the section.
Think of it the same way you would when using Studio. When you design a landscape section, you do not rotate all of the objects that occur on the section. You would not rotate the graphics either.
Let the print driver handle the rotation problems. For graphics, the rotation names should be included in the LOG file. This way, if the page is not a zero rotation (portrait) page, the print driver uses the proper rotation bitmap from the list in the LOG file.
Each rotation of the saved logo should not have exactly the same list within them. For instance, four rotations that have the same list would look like this:
ZERO = ZERO, NINETY, ONE80, TWO70
NINETY = ZERO, NINETY, ONE80, TWO70
ONE80 = ZERO, NINETY, ONE80, TWO70
TWO70 = ZERO, NINETY, ONE80, TWO70
This is incorrect, instead, define them as shown here:
ZERO = ZERO, NINETY, ONE80, TWO70
NINETY = NINETY, ONE80, TWO70, ZERO
ONE80 = ONE80, TWO70, ZERO, NINETY
TWO70 = TWO70, ZERO, NINETY, ONE80
Think of it like this. The zero degree rotation of a graphic is itself. The 90-degree rotation is turned counter-clockwise 90 degrees. Therefore, a graphic you already think of as 90 will have 180 as the 90-degree rotation.
Rotation names are defined using the Graphic Options pane. Here is an example:
The first line in a LOG file would look similar to the following after defining rotation names and saving the zero-degree copy of the graphic:
* 0052,0112,0014,300,1,0,"ZERO ","NINETY ","ONE80 ","TWO70 ",2...
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