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 Command:  Options/Graphpaper/Graphpaper Background < OGG > 
 Purpose:  SWITCH--Turn graphpaper background on/off           
 Information:
     This same switch is accessible from the Print/Text Options 
     menu.  It now controls both text mode and graphics mode 
     graphpaper.  However the other options on this menu control 
     the graphpaper for graphics modes ONLY.
     
     Graphpaper Background is NOT available for warp- and weft-
     face weave modes; this switch has no effect on printouts in 
     those modes. 
 Comments:
     If this switch is OFF, the other settings have no affect on 
     the printout.
     
 See Also:  Options/Graphpaper/other options
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 Command:  Options/Graphpaper/Highlight Lines     < OGH > 
 Purpose:  SWITCH--Toggle inclusion of highlighted lines.     
 Information:
     When ON, grid lines are "bold" by size and color at the 
     interval of the Ruler Increment set with the next option.

     Bold lines also separate the data components and frame the 
     overall draft.  
 Comments:
     If the range being printed begins above 1, the first 
     highlight line is adjusted by thread number, so the pattern 
     always prints in the same place relative to highlight lines 
     regardless of the range selected.
     
 See Also:  Options/Graphpaper/Ruler Increment
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 Command:  Options/Graphpaper/Ruler Increment     < OGR > 
 Purpose:  SETTING--Control interval of highlight lines        
 Information:
     This setting determines the number of blocks between bold 
     graphpaper lines.
 Comments:
     If you adjust pattern and graphpaper magnification to 
     produce 8 blocks per inch, you will probably want to set the 
     Ruler Increment to 8.
     
 See Also:  Options/Graphpaper/Highlight Lines
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 Command:  Options/Graphpaper/Line Mag Horizontal < OGL > 
 Purpose:  SETTING--Control thickness of vertical grid lines
 Information:
     While it might seem confusing at first, the graphpaper 
     horizontal magnification settings affect the SAME axis as 
     the pattern magnification factors, i.e. the WIDTH of the 
     overall pattern draft.  Contrary to what you might at first 
     think, therefore, this setting affects the thickness of the 
     VERTICAL grid lines, since the thicker the vertical grid 
     lines, the wider the overall draft.
     
     The standard settings are Line=1, Bold=2, Space=1. 
 Comments:
     The optimum settings for graphpaper are determined by your 
     printer's graphics resolution and current graphics mode.  If 
     you select a mode which is twice as dense horizontally as 
     vertically, you would set the horizontal magnification 
     factors for twice as much as the vertical settings to 
     achieve lines of the same thickness. 

     Another alternative is available for 24-pin printers; see 
     Bold Mag Horizontal.

 See Also:  Options/Graphpaper/all options
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 Command:  Options/Graphpaper/Space Mag Horizontal < OGS > 
 Purpose:  SETTING--Control thickness of vertical spaces 
 Information:
     The pattern draft is generally more pleasing if the pattern 
     blocks don't touch the grid lines.  The space between the 
     vertical grid lines and the pattern blocks is controlled by 
     this setting.  Standard setting is 1 dot's width.  You may 
     choose to have no space by selecting 0; this is more 
     acceptable for color printers than B&W since the grid lines 
     can still be seen between two blocks.  
 Comments:
     This setting controls the vertical lines' spacing and 
     affects the overall width of the draft.  Another setting 
     separately controls the horizontal lines' spacing and 
     overall height of the draft.  Two settings are necessary to 
     adjust for printers' modes that don't have a 1:1 horizontal 
     to vertical ratio.
     
 See Also:  Options/Graphpaper/all options
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 Command:  Options/Graphpaper/Bold Mag Horizontal < OGB > 
 Purpose:  SETTING/SWITCH--Thickness of bold verticals/24-pin
 Information:
     This option serves double duty.  Normally it adjusts the 
     thickness of vertical bold grid lines.  Standard setting is 
     2 dots' width.  You may choose to have bold lines the same 
     thickness as regular grid lines; this is more acceptable for 
     color printers than B&W since the bold lines can still be 
     distinguished if set to a different color than regular 
     lines.
     
     With 24-pin dot matrix printers in the 24-pin graphics modes 
     5 and 6, a setting of ZERO triggers "internal" logic for 
     both the vertical and horizontal regular and bold grid 
     lines' thickness.  Patternland Modes 5 and 6 actually 
     translate each printable "dot" into a 3x3 matrix of 9 high-
     density 24-pin graphics dots.  When this setting is 0, the 
     24-pin "internal" matrix is altered for grid lines as 
     follows (x=dot, 0=space): 

                  Regular Lines   Bold Lines   Pattern Block               
                      o x o         x x o         x x x                    
     Verticals:       o x o         x x o         x x x                    
                      o x o         x x o         x x x                    
                                                                             
                      o o o         x x x         x x x                    
     Horizontals:     x x x         x x x         x x x                    
                      o o o         o o o         x x x                    

 Comments:
     If Highlight Lines is OFF, all lines are printed as regular 
     grid lines.
     
 See Also:  Options/Graphpaper
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 Command:  Options/Graphpaper/L[i]ne Mag Vertical   < OGI > 
 Purpose:  SETTING--Control thickness of horizontal grid lines
 Information:
     While it might seem confusing at first, the graphpaper 
     vertical magnification settings affect the SAME axis as the 
     pattern magnification factors, i.e. the HEIGHT of the 
     overall pattern draft.  Contrary to what you might at first 
     think, therefore, this setting affects the thickness of the 
     HORIZONTAL grid lines, since the thicker the horizontal grid 
     lines, the greater the height of the overall draft. 
     
     The standard settings are Line=1, Bold=2, Space=1. 
 Comments:
     The optimum settings for graphpaper are determined by your 
     printer's graphics resolution and current graphics mode.  If 
     you select a mode which is twice as dense horizontally as 
     vertically, you would set the vertical magnification 
     factors for HALF as much as the horizontal settings to 
     achieve lines of the same thickness.

     Another alternative is available for 24-pin printers; see 
     Bold Mag Horizontal.

 See Also:  Options/Graphpaper/all options
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 Command:  Options/Graphpaper/S[p]ace Mag Vertical  < OGP > 
 Purpose:  SETTING--Control thickness of horizontal spaces 
 Information:
     The pattern draft is generally more pleasing if the pattern 
     blocks don't touch the grid lines.  The space between the 
     horizontal grid lines and the pattern blocks is controlled by 
     this setting.  Standard setting is 1 dot's width.  You may 
     choose to have no space by selecting 0; this is more 
     acceptable for color printers than B&W since the grid lines 
     can still be seen between two blocks.  
 Comments:
     This setting controls the horizontal lines' spacing and 
     affects the overall height of the draft.  Another setting 
     separately controls the vertical lines' spacing and 
     overall width of the draft.  Two settings are necessary to 
     adjust for printers' modes that don't have a 1:1 horizontal 
     to vertical ratio.
     
 See Also:  Options/Graphpaper/all options
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 Command:  Options/Graphpaper/B[o]ld Mag Vertical < OGO > 
 Purpose:  SETTING--Thickness of bold horizontals
 Information:
     Unlike Bold Mag Horizontal, this option is a simple setting.  
     It adjusts the thickness of horizontal bold grid lines.  
     Standard setting is 2 dots' width.  You may choose to have 
     bold lines the same thickness as regular grid lines; this is 
     more acceptable for color printers than B&W since the bold 
     lines can still be distinguished if set to a different color 
     than regular lines. 
     
     See Options/Graphpaper/Bold Mag Horizontal for details on an 
     alternative mode for 24-pin printers.
 Comments:
     If Highlight Lines is OFF, all lines are printed as regular 
     grid lines.
     
 See Also:  Options/Graphpaper
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 Command:  Options/Graphpaper/Colors of lines/data < WGC > 
 Purpose:  COLOR CONTROL--Graphpaper and data colors   
 Information:
     The standard color selection screen is presented for 
     Graphpaper regular Line color, Bold Line color, Data Block 
     color, and PaintJet Paper (background) color. 
 Comments:
     Data Block Color is the same color as the Data Color 
     accessible from the Color Palette menu and used for mixed 
     color printing.

     The PaintJet Paper color is used only by the HP Paintjet.  
     The PaintJet REQUIRES that the background "Paper" color  
     be one of the 16 colors in the PaintJet palette.  It is 
     highly recommended that you NOT adjust the video palette 
     color 15 (white).  If you do, you may want to select an 
     alternative Paper color for the background. 

     With dot matrix mixed color printing, you can mix "white" 
     for use in the pattern itself by selecting NO ribbon 
     strikes; however, the background is always "non-printing" 
     and therefore is never one of the 16 palette colors. 

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