002 016 042 069 089 111 132 149 168 189 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 000
 Command:  Options/Data/On-Off All except Pegs    < ODO > 
 Purpose:  Master Switch--toggles selected data on/off 
 Information:
     This switch is sensitive to Treadle Mode ON or OFF.  
     It toggles EITHER treadles/tieups on OR harness combinations 
     on, but not both.
 Comments:
     Both styles of peg plan are unaffected by the master ON/OFF 
     switch.
     
 See Also:  Options/Data/all options
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 Command:  Options/Data/Warp Threading            < ODA > 
 Purpose:  SWITCH--Control inclusion of threading in draft
 Information:
     In text mode, with the 0-9 Numerals switch OFF, threading 
     harnesses are represented by the numerals 1-9 and the 
     letters A-W for harnesses above 10. With the 0-9 Numerals 
     switch ON, all harnesses are represented with numerals 0-9. 

     In graphics modes, threading harnesses are graphically 
     spaced blocks.

     The current Options/Format determines the position of the 
     data.
 Comments:
     For a table of corresponding numbers and letters, create a 
     single tieup using the 32nd treadle, then request 
     Edit/Tieup/Print. 

     The editors display harness numbers as numerals 1-32 if 
     Options/Data/Peg Plan Numeric is ON.

 See Also:  Options/Data/all options
            Options/Format
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 Command:  Options/Data/Weft Harnesses            < ODE > 
 Purpose:  SWITCH--Control inclusion of weft harness data
 Information:
     Patternland does all weave calculations using the actual 
     harness combination stored for each weft row.  
     
     Weft harnesses are represented by the numerals 1-9 and 
     letters A-W, regardless of the 0-9 Numerals switch.
 Comments:
     This option not available for graphics modes; use * Peg 
     Plan.

     For a table of corresponding numbers and letters, create a 
     single tieup using the 32nd treadle, then request 
     Edit/Tieup/Print. 

     You can display both Weft harnesses and treadling/tieup if 
     you want.

     Peg Plan Numeric is like Weft Harnesses except the harness 
     numbers are 2-digit numerical values spaced out graphically.

 See Also:  Options/Data/all options
            Options/Format
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 Command:  Options/Data/X = * Peg Plan            < ODX > 
 Purpose:  SWITCH--Control inclusion * version peg plan       
 Information:
     In text modes, this peg plan is presented with graphically 
     spaced asterisks representing harnesses.
     
     In graphics modes, the "*" peg plan consists of blocks. 
 Comments:
     You can control spacing with Print/Setup/Printing for text 
     mode printing.

     Use the warp magnification factor combined with the 
     graphpaper magnification factors to control spacing in 
     Graphics modes. 

 See Also:  Options/Data/all options
            Options/Format
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 Command:  Options/Data/Peg Plan Numeric          < ODP > 
 Purpose:  SWITCH--Include numeric peg plan in text modes only      
 Information:
     This peg plan is presented with graphically spaced 2-digit 
     numbers  1-32 in both displays and printouts, regardless of 
     the Display/Modes/Wide Blocks setting.

     Peg Plan Numeric also controls whether the Editors display 
     harness alphanumerics or blocks on the grid.  
     
     With Peg Plan Numeric and Wide Blocks both ON, harness 
     numbers on the grid are displayed as the two-digit numbers 
     from 1-32. 
 Comments:
     Peg Plan Numeric is like Weft Harnesses except the harness 
     numbers are positioned graphically across the page/screen.

 See Also:  Options/Data/all options
            Options/Format
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 Command:  Options/Data/Treadling-Tieup          < ODT > 
 Purpose:  SWITCH--Control inclusion of treadling     
 Information:
     The weft treadling is presented as the numerals 1-9 and 
     letters A-W, graphically spaced across the screen/page.
     As with the threading, if 0-9 Numerals is ON, only 0-9 are 
     used for all treadle numbers.

     In Graphics printing the treadles are represented by blocks.

     If both Treadling-Tieup and Threading are ON, the tieup is 
     displayed.
 Comments:
     The current Options/Format determines the position of the 
     data.

 See Also:  Options/Data/all options
            Options/Format
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 Command:  Options/Data/Numbering Warp-Weft      < ODN > 
 Purpose:  SWITCH--Control inclusion of number lines in text mode
 Information:
     Warp and Weft number lines are displayed and printed and 
     included in the window editors when this switch is ON.

     If the tieup is shown, number lines demark the treadles and 
     harnesses too.
 Comments:
     This switch controls both the weave routines and the 
     editors.

 See Also:  Options/Data/all options
            Options/Format
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 Command:  Options/Data/Symbols Warp-Weft        < ODS > 
 Purpose:  SWITCH--Control inclusion of symbols in text mode   
 Information:
     This switch causes the symbol used for each warp and weft 
     thread to print alongside and above/below the pattern draft.

     The symbol is printed in either the standard or mixed color 
     of the respective thread.

     This is useful for COLOR graphics only (all symbols are 
     blocks in graphics mode).
 Comments:
     Inclusion of the symbol assists in determining what is 
     warp and what is weft.

 See Also:  Options/Data/all options
            Options/Format
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 Command:  Options/Data/0-9 Numerals Only        < OD0 > 
 Purpose:  SWITCH--Control text harness/treadle representation 
 Information:
     This switch determines whether or not alpha characters are 
     used to represent threading and tieup harnesses and 
     treadles above the value 9. 

     With this switch ON, harness/treadle 10 will display/print
     as "0", 11 as "1", etc.  

     IF OFF, alphanumerics are used as described under 
     threading/treadling.
 Comments:
     This switch has NO EFFECT on graphics.

     Make sure you use the ZERO, not the letter "O" when 
     selecting this option.

 See Also:  Options/Data/all options
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 Command:  Options/Data/Use Data Symbol Mode       < ODU > 
 Purpose:  Switch--activate Data Symbol Mode
 Information:
     When Data Symbol Mode is On, a single symbol is used to    
     display data, instead of the number of the treadle or 
     harness.
 Comments: 

 See Also:  Edit/Symbols/Data/all options
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