This Enfocus PitStop command allows you to search within the document for objects that have a rotation factor applied to them. The action has several options:
The first one allows us to choose a specific rotation value and then set a condition with respect to it: To be equal or not to, to be greater than or equal to, etc.
"Interpret all angles as rotations between 0 and 45 grades from vertical or horizontal" means that, for any object that has a rotation factor applied, that rotation value must be interpreted as 45 degrees or as 0 degrees with a vertical or horizontal placement.
Choosing this option will simplify further calculations if we want to do something with these objects, as it limits the interpretation of the rotation to very few options.
"Ignore objects that are aligned vertically or horizontally": If this option is checked, any object placed perpendicularly or horizontally will not be taken into account, even if it has a rotation factor applied.
This allows us to limit the search only to those rotation factors that are not 90º, 180º, 270º or 0º, i.e.: We will only search for objects outside the vertical or horizontal axes.
If an object is found that meets the condition, the PDF will be marked as chosen in the "Log" area for further processing.
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