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Thanks for the reply Olav, and the heads up on using "considering ruler units".

I think I've figured this out. Two details...

If the "from" value is a list of 2 integers (as in an x/y coordinate), the numbers seem to always be processed as points (even with the "considering ruler units" option, and the ruler units being decimal inches).

Even more odd, the 0/0 origin is the exact center of the page. So if you transform as...

transform myFrame in pasteboard coordinates from {0, 0} with matrix myMatrix

...the object will rotate around the center of the page. So an object in the top half of the page requires a negative Y value (as in {0, -72}) and so on.

Very strange, but I am getting predictable results now. I would usually use the fixed values (center anchor, etc) which work as expected, but using a coordinate value can be useful for drawing objects around a center point (like numbers on a clock).

Thanks again
Rik