use DEFINE in VMS, setenv in Unix
to define the following environment variables or logical names.
PGPLOT_HJ_MODE = xxxx
where xxxx is one of the entries in the following table.
PHOT puts out bitmaps suitable for inclusion in TeX
output if you are using the Arbortext DVIHP program. The only options
that will work with unexpanded LaserJet are HJ08 and HJ09. The other
seven options require a LaserJet Plus or LaserJet II. Do NOT
attempt to send grayscale plots to the drivers that use the optimized
bitmap dumps. Terrible things will happen.
Option Equiv Size (H x V) Resolution
------ ----- --------------------- ----------
HJ01 LHOR 10.25 by 8.00 inches 300 DPI
HJ02 PHOR 8.00 by 10.25 inches 300 DPI
HJ03 PHOT 8.00 by 10.25 inches 300 DPI
HJ04 LHBR 6.54 by 4.91 inches 300 DPI
HJ05 PHBS 5.65 by 5.65 inches 300 DPI
HJ06 LMBR 10.25 by 8.00 inches 150 DPI
HJ07 PMBR 8.00 by 10.25 inches 150 DPI
HJ08 PMBS 4.48 by 4.48 inches 150 DPI
HJ09 PLBS 6.00 by 6.00 inches 100 DPI
The following logical names will override the PGPLOT_HJ_MODE settings,
if used.
PGPLOT_HJ_RES =
H or HIGH for 300 bpi
M or MEDIUM for 150 bpi
L or LOW for 100 bpi
V or VERYLOW for 75 bpi
PGPLOT_HJ_MAR = ``xx.xx,yy.yy''
where ``xx.xx'' and ``yy.yy'' are the vertical and horizontal
margin dimensions in inches. The number of characters, including
spaces preceding and following the comma, should not exceed five.
PGPLOT_HJ_SIZE = ``xx.xx,yy.yy''
where ``xx.xx'' and ``yy.yy''are the vertical and horizontal
plot dimensions in inches. The number of characters, including
spaces preceding and following the comma, should not exceed five.
PGPLOT_HJ_TEX: if this
is defined with any value, TeX mode (see above)
will be used.
PGPLOT_HJ_NOFF:
if this is defined with any value, the form feed
needed to eject the final page will be omitted. This is useful
for spooled printers -- it prevents wasted (blank) pages.
PGPLOT_HJ_PAGE = L (or LANDSCAPE) for Landscape mode,
P (or PORTRAIT) for Portrait mode.
PGPLOT_HJ_OPT =
O (or OPTIMIZE) so that bitmap will be ``optimize,''
pr C (or COMPRESS) so that bitmap will be ``compressed.''
Optimized mode minimizes the memory usage for the LaserJet devices.
This sometimes leads to a larger file than if optimization is not
used. Optimized mode may not be used with the DeskJet devices.
Compressed mode decreases the size of the bitmap file for later
model HP devices, particularly the DeskJet devices.