ORIENTPRINT         You can specify the orientation of the drawing on the page  for the device you are using.                                                                                           Most printers usually allow "Portrait" (long axis of the    page vertical) or "Landscape" (long axis of the paper       horizontal) modes.                                                                                                      Note that when you change the orientation of the drawing the"Graphics plotting area" defined below (sometimes called thedrawing "clipping" area) stays the same and does NOT rotate with the page.  You must also change the Graphics plotting  area if you want to change the layout on the page.                                                                      
ORIENTPLOT          You can specify the orientation of the drawing on the page  for the device you are using.                                                                                           Most plotters usually allow "Normal" plots and plots rotated90ø on the page.  Consult the hardware user's manual for    your plotter to determine the page orientations allowed for your plotter.                                                                                                           Note that when you change the orientation of the drawing the"Graphics plotting area" defined below (sometimes called thedrawing "clipping" area) stays the same and does NOT rotate with the page.  You must also change the Graphics plotting  area if you want to change the layout on the page.                                                                      
MARGINBORDER        You can draw a single line border around the margins you    specify on the page.                                                                                                    
CLIPBORDER          You can draw a single line border around the Graphics       plotting area you specify on the page.                                                                                  
MARGINPRINT         You can specify page margins for the drawing.  The drawing, labels, other text, etc., will stop at the specified        margins.  You can also specify that a border be drawn at themargins with the "Draw border?" field above.                                                                            The value for the margins on the page must be specified in  inches or millimeters from each edge of the page.  For      example, if you want a one inch border on all sides of the  page, specify 1.0 inches for each of the borders.                                                                       Note that many printer devices have "Offset" requirements,  typically at the top and left of the page.  These offset    values indicate the physical limits of the available        printing area for the device, and the margins have to be at least equal to the device offset.                                                                                       
MARGINPLOT          You can specify page margins for the drawing.  The drawing, labels, other text, etc., will stop at the specified        margins.  You can also specify that a border be drawn at themargins with the "Draw border?" field above.                                                                            The value for the margins on the page must be specified in  inches or millimeters from each edge of the page.  For      example, if you want a one inch border on all sides of the  page, specify 1.0 inches for each of the borders.                                                                       Note that many plotters "Hard Clip Limits" that indicate thephysical limits of the available plotting area for the      device.  The margins are measured from these hard clip      limits and not the edge of the page.  Therefore, if you wantto maximum available plotting area you can specify margins  of zero (0) on all sides and the plot will fit the entire   hard clip limit area.                                                                                                   
CLIPPING            You can specify a "Graphics plotting area" (sometimes calleda drawing clipping area) for the graphics portion of the    drawing (a map, coverage area, etc.).                                                                                   If you want to draw the graphics to the entire available    plotting area for the device you can enter zero (0) for all of the graphics plotting area boundaries.                                                                               If you specify a graphics plotting area (i.e., any of the   graphics area boundary values are non-zero), the graphics   portion of the drawing (coverage contour, field strength    thresholds, boundary lines, etc.) will be limited to that   area.  Other elements of the drawing, such as project label,logo, scale, etc., can be drawn anywhere on the page (withinthe specified margins).  This feature enables you to limit  the drawing to a specified area and place your labels       outside of that area so the labels do not overwrite the     drawing.                                                                                                                Note that if you change the page orientation (rotating the  plot or specifying a different printer orientation) the     clipping area does NOT rotate with the page.  You must also change the Graphics plotting area if you want to change the layout on the page.                                                                                                     
RESOLUTIONPRINT     You can specify the resolution of the device in the range   shown.  Higher numbers indicate higher resolution for the   drawing.                                                                                                                Consult the hardware user's manual for your printer to      determine the specific resolutions for the device.  For     example, the HP LaserJET III printer has four available     resolutions (0-3): 75dpi, 100dpi, 150dpi, and 300dpi.                                                                   Note that higher resolution will result in better quality   drawings but also increased program time to make the        drawing.  You can use a lower resolution for draft-quality  work, then prepare a final drawing later by changing to a   higher resolution.                                                                                                      
NUMBERCOPIES        You can specify the number of copies of this drawing that   you want to print.  Specifying multiple copies is generally much faster than printing individual copies in separate     sessions.                                                                                                               
MARGINCOLOR         You can specify the color for the border around the page.   Press <F9> for a list of the colors.                                                                                    
CLIPCOLOR           You can specify the color for the border around the graphicsplotting area.  Press <F9> for a list of the colors.                                                                    
