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| Add a PEC-module on top of the import module. A Proximity Error Correction parameter window opens. Here, you can either type in values of alpha, beta and eta or load a point spread function.|| After converting to v30-format, the dose variation is illustrated in your pattern || BEAMER has at this point created a jdi-file in the same folder as the v30-file. This jdi-file is the shot modulation that should be inserted in the jdf-file. The jdi-file opens with SuperEdi. | | Add a PEC-module on top of the import module. A Proximity Error Correction parameter window opens. Here, you can either type in values of alpha, beta and eta or load a point spread function.|| After converting to v30-format, the dose variation is illustrated in your pattern || BEAMER has at this point created a jdi-file in the same folder as the v30-file. This jdi-file is the shot modulation that should be inserted in the jdf-file. The jdi-file opens with SuperEdi. | ||