How to measure strike plate position?

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Stu Miller's Dynamic Spine Calculator asks the user for the "strike plate position". How do I measure and add it correctly to the calculator?

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How to measure the strike plate position for the purposes of this calculation is given in the instructions for the calculator:

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ShemSeger has a great explanation.

If we zoom into the graphic you can see where the measurement is made:

From blue line to blue line.

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