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 Command:  Print/Graphics Options/Print Mode      < PGP > 
 Purpose:  Select graphics print mode     
 Information:
     The graphics print mode determines the resolution at which 
     your printer creates the printout.  Some printer modes have 
     different horizontal and vertical resolutions.  Many 
     printers also contain a mode with a 1:1 ratio.  A 1:1 ratio 
     is preferable for creating square blocks.  

     By adjusting horizontal and vertical aspect magnification to 
     different values, you can create fairly square blocks in 
     various print modes. 
 Comments: 
     See the help menu for driver-specific information on your 
     printer and the one-line info for each print mode.
     
     Usually, a higher resolution printout takes longer than a 
     low resolution printout.   

 See Also:  Display/Modes
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 Command:  Print/Graphics Options/Mag. Zoom Level < PGM > 
 Purpose:  Setting--Magnification zoom for graphics printing
 Information:
     A Zoom more than zero "activates" the Horizontal and Vertical 
     magnification factors also set from this menu. 

     Each thread is printed as the number of printed dots 
     equal to the Zoom level X the magnification factors. 
 Comments: 
     If Thread Variable Magnification is also ON, the thread size 
     is further magnified by the Symbol number.

     Printed horizontal and vertical magnification factors are 
     different from the Display horizontal and vertical factors.  
     This allows you to adjust both graphics displays and 
     printouts to the optimum magnification for your system.

     The Print/Graphics/Mag. Zoom Level is different from the 
     Display/Graphics/Mag. Zoom Level, however Thread Variable 
     Magnification affects both displays and printouts. 

 See Also:  Print/Graphics Options/Thread Variable Mag.
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 Command:  Print/Graphics Options/Horizontal Mag  < PGH > 
 Purpose:  Setting--Horizontal, warp, magnification factor
 Information:
     Each warp thread or design column is printed as wide as the 
     number of printer dots equal to the Zoom X magnification. 
 Comments: 
     If Thread Variable Magnification is also ON, the thread size 
     is further magnified by the Symbol number.

 See Also:  Print/Graphics Options/Thread Variable Mag.
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 Command:  Print/Graphics Options/Vertical Mag    < PGV > 
 Purpose:  Setting--Vertical, weft, magnification factor
 Information:
     Each weft thread or design row is as high as the number of 
     printer dots equal to the Zoom X magnification. 
 Comments: 
     If Thread Variable Magnification is also ON, the thread size 
     is further magnified by the Symbol number.

 See Also:  Print/Graphics Options/Thread Variable Mag.
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 Command:  Print/Graphics/Thread Variable Mag     < PGT > 
 Purpose:  Switch--Control variable magnification feature
 Information:
     When this switch is ON, graphics modes printouts and
     displays multiply the size of the thread times the symbol 
     number for each thread.
 Comments: 
     With Mag. Zoom Level = 1 and Thread Variable Mag ON, a symbol 
     number 5 warp thread will be 5 printed dots wide. 

     With Mag. Zoom=1, a horizontal factor of 2, and Thread 
     Variable Mag ON, a symbol number 5 warp thread will be 10 
     printed dots wide.

 See Also:  Print/Graphics Options/Mag. Zoom Level
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 Command:  Print/Graphics/Fast Pattern Only        < PGF > 
 Purpose:  Switch--Ignore all data On and graphpaper On  
 Information:
     When this switch is ON, graphics modes prints show only    
     the pattern--regardless of what data is selected.
 Comments: 
     This is the same as turning all data and graphpaper   
     switches off.

 See Also:  Display/Graphics Options/Fast Pattern Only     
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 Command:  Print/Text Options/Warp Multi-Symbol    < PTA > 
 Purpose:  Switch--Control use of multiple warp symbols  
 Information: 
     When this switch is ON, Text mode printouts show warp 
     threads as the character in the warp symbol set referenced 
     by each warp thread's Symbol number. 

     When OFF, the Single Printer Warp Symbol is used to print 
     the pattern in Text mode. 
 Comments: 
     Warp Multi-Symbol does not affect the Thread Variable Mag 
     switch, which triggers the use of the Symbol number as the 
     graphics thread size.

 See Also:  Print/Text Options/Weft Multi-Symbol 
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 Command:  Print/Text Options/Weft Multi-Symbol    < PTE > 
 Purpose:  Switch--Control use of multiple weft symbols  
 Information: 
     When this switch is ON, Text mode printouts show weft row 
     threads as the character in the weft symbol set referenced 
     by each weft thread's Symbol number. 

     When OFF, the Single Printer Weft Symbol is used to display 
     the pattern in Text mode. 
 Comments: 
     Weft Multi-Symbol does not affect the Thread Variable Mag 
     switch, which triggers the use of the Symbol number as the 
     graphics thread size.

 See Also:  Display/Text Options/Warp Multi-Symbol 
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 Command:  Print/Text Options/Draw-Down            < PTD > 
 Purpose:  Switch--Control draw-up or draw-down format   
 Information: 
     When this switch is OFF, Text mode printouts and displays 
     are Draw-Ups, showing the LAST weft row at the TOP.  This is 
     the truest simulation of an actual weaving.

     When Draw-Down is ON, the FIRST thread is shown at the TOP.
 Comments: 
     Graphics modes do not offer Draw-down capability; they are 
     always "draw-ups."

 See Also:  Options/Format 
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 Command:  Print/Text Options/Graphpaper Background < PTG > 
 Purpose:  Switch--Control inclusion of graphpaper in print
 Information: 
     With switch ON, the character printout is superimposed on a 
     graphics mode grid resembling graphpaper.

     Vertical line spacing must be set to 10 lines per inch.

     Horizontal spacing must remain 10 characters per inch.
 Comments: 
     The color of the graphpaper is base on the color of the grid 
     in the editors.

     In Version 4.1, this switch also turns on the new graphics 
     mode graphpaper controlled primarily through the new
     Options/Graphpaper menu.       

 See Also: Options/Graphpaper/all options
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 Command:  Print/Text Options/Width of Text Print   < PTW > 
 Purpose:  Setting--Determine width of allowable printing  
 Information: 
     Patternland trims the weaving when the requested text mode 
     printout plus current ON-data is wider than the Print Width.

     If you use a condensed pitch to enable printing more warp, 
     you must reset the Width here to access the additional 
     threads.  Likewise with a wide printer, increase the width.

     Conversely, if you set a 10 column margin on a narrow 
     carriage printer, you should reduce the Width setting by 10 
     columns so printouts are trimmed before they wrap around and 
     become distorted. 
 Comments:
     Width of Text print has no affect on graphics printing.

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