Marking a Stencil Set as Pre Check Priority

Background

A screen set can be flagged as a pre-check priority.

A found set of screen sets that exist and have print runs outstanding (and therefore eligible for checkover) may result in a list that is too large to efficiently manage, so a pre-check priority flag exists to manage the list accordingly.

The above noted found set will indicate screen-sets that are required again on a print-run, and as such those that should be prioritised in terms of drawing the screen set down from their current location - whether that is archived, or in post print wash area - such that they can then be fast tracked for pre-checks to aid efficient workflow.

Flagging as pre-check priority is a way of quickly denoting those screen sets required for immediate production and checking over those that although required, are not as time sensitive.

See Understanding the Life cycle of a Screen for more details.

About this task

This topic will instruct you how to navigate to, and update records in the Stencils Required layout to flag them as priority for pre-checks.
Note: this topic does not instruct in how you physically draw down or pre-check a stencil set - that is a process external to strokeone.

Prerequisites

Ensure that:you have opened the Screens Control list layout within strokeone.

Procedure

Ensure that you have produced a foundset of screen-set records that are eligible for check-over.
From within this population, using the Date Required flag, identify a workable number of screen-sets that you wish to prioritise to be drawn down and sent to pre-check
For each screen-set record identified in step 2) click on the Priority status icon to toggle it from blank to .
Repeat step 3) if you wish to update multiple screen-sets with the priority flag.