RADIALS             When the plot is completed you may draw radials of specifiedlength and distance to locate particular paths, such as a   city of license.                                                                                                        
SCALEVAL             You may write the value of the scale (such as 1:250000) usedto plot the drawing.                                                                                                    
SCALE               You may draw a scale on the plot.  The scale will be drawn  with both British (miles) and metric (kilometers) units.                                                                You must specify the range and increment for the scale. The range is the total length of the scale (e.g., 30) and the   increment is the size of the major divisions on the scale   (e.g., 10). If you specify a range of 30 and an increment of10, the scales will be plotted as 0-30 miles and kilometers with divisions at 10, 20, and 30 miles and kilometers.                                                                  
CONTOURVAL          You can write the value of the contour on the drawing.  The default location of the contour value for each contour will be near the starting point of the contour (typically azimuth0ø, or True North) but you will have the option to position the label if you answer "YES" to the Change label locations?question below.                                                                                                         
REFLINES            This option allows you to draw reference lines at the site  locaiton.  Normally a small register mark (+) is drawn at   the site.  Extended reference lines can be used for aligningthe site on a map.                                                                                                      
NOTES               You may write one or more notes on the drawing.  Each note  may be up to 40 characters long.                                                                                        
LABEL               You may write the label for this project number on the plot.                                                            
LOGO                You may write the plotter logo (entered in the system       configuraion screen in the TAP menu) on the drawing.                                                                    
PARAMETERS          The Field Strength Program creates a text file (FLXnnnn.eee)containing the system parameters (power, frequency, antenna heights, earth curvature, etc.) used to compute the values  in the field strength file (FLDnnnn.eee).  This program     plots the field strength values, and you can include the    paramater information on the plot.                                                                                      
CHGLOCS             This option selects the ability to change the locations of  the scale, notes, project label, logo, etc.  If you respond "YES" you will be prompted for location information for eachlabel.  If you respond "NO", the labels will be plotted in  the same location used during the last plot.                                                                            If you answer "YES" to the Plot notes? question above, you  will have the opportunity to position each note, even if youanswer "NO" to this Change label location? question.  The   default value of the note location will typically be the    location of the last note plotted in the previous session ofthis program.                                                                                                           
LEGEND              You can write a legend of the symbols used on the drawing.  The legend will include each of the symbols used on this    drawing, as well as other pertinent information.                                                                        
SITEDESC            You can write the site description (typically entered in thePrimary Site Data screen) below the site location on the    drawing.                                                                                                                
SITECOR             You can write the site coordinates (latitude and longitude) below the site location on the drawing.                                                                                 
REGMARKS            You can add map register marks around the site.  If you     answer "YES" the four closest register marks around the sitewill be drawn at the interval you select.  For example, if  you select 15 minute register marks, the latitude and       longitude at the nearest even 15 minute increments around   the site will be drawn.  These marks can be useful in       aligning a plot with a printed map that has register marks.                                                             
AZIMUTH VALUE       You can add the radial azimuth value to the profile plot.                                                               
DATA SOURCE         You can add a note that indicates the source of the topo    data for this plot (e.g., 30-sec data, 3-sec data, etc.).                                                               
HORIZONTAL AXIS     You can add a label to the horizontal axis to indicate the  "distance from the site" in miles or kilometers.                                                                        
VERTICAL AXIS       You can add a label to the vertical axis to indicate the    "elevation above MSL" in feet or meters.                                                                                
AUTORANGE           Set the size (in inches) of the scale you want to draw on   the page.  The length of the scale (in miles or kilometers) will be set automatically.  The actual size and length of   scale may be shorter than the size you specify in order to  make the scale fit an even interval.                                                                                    
SETRANGE            Set the length of the scale (in miles or kilometers).  The  size of the scale on the page (in inches) will be set by theprogram automatically.  The scale will be exactly the length(in miles and kilometers) you specify.                                                                                  
