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# ip.cfg - InterPlot Client/Professional Configuration File
#
# This file defines configuration variables that control InterPlot Client/
# Professional's behavior.  You can customize the product's behavior by
# modifying these variables' values.  You can also define your own variables
# in this file; you can then use these variables as logical names in file 
# specifications.
# 
# Notes:
#
# o You can use real Windows NT environment variables in variable definitions.
#   For example, if you want the product to search for settings files in your
#   "home" directory, set IP_SETTINGS_PATH = $HOMEDRIVE$HOMEPATH (HOMEDRIVE 
#   and HOMEPATH are standard Windows NT environment variables)
#
# o If the variable definition contains spaces, it must be quoted.
#   For example, IP_SETTINGS_PATH = "C:\Corporate Files\InterPlot Files"
#
# o This file can include other files.  To do so, use the syntax 
#   %include = "filename".  For example, %include = \\serv2\plot\site.cfg
#   or %include = "c:\users\plotfiles\common.cfg"
#  
# o InterPlot Client/Professional automatically define the following
#   variable:
#
#      IP_PRODUCT_DIR - name of the InterPlot Client/Professional directory
#
#   You cannot redefine this variable.
#
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#
# Standard Variables
#
# These variables provide basic information that the product needs in order to 
# operate.
#
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HOME = $HOMEDRIVE$HOMEPATH


#
# IP_CFG_FILE_VERSION contains the version number of this configuration file.
# Do not remove this variable definition or change its value.
#

IP_CFG_FILE_VERSION = 1.0


#
# IP_WORK_DIR contains the name of the InterPlot Client/Professional work 
# directory.  The product creates temporary work files in this directory.
#

IP_WORK_DIR = $IP_PRODUCT_DIR\wrk


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#
# Settings File Variables
#
# The following variables allow you to configure settings files.  Settings 
# files can be used to define default plot parameters and printer-specific 
# plot parameters for Organizer, the dialog interfaces and the command line 
# interfaces.
#
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#
# IP_SETTINGS_PATH defines a search path (a list of directories separated by
# semicolons) that InterPlot Client/Professional uses to find settings files.
# 
# In general, when you specify a settings file, InterPlot Client/Professional
# will first search for the file using the name you specified. If the file 
# doesn't exist, the product will then search for the file in the directories
# specified by IP_SETTINGS_PATH.  If it finds the file, the file's contents 
# are used and the search stops.
# 
# IP_SETTINGS_PATH is also used in two other situations: (1) when Organizer
# and the dialog interfaces intialize or, when an IPARM/APARM is created from
# the command line, and (2) when a new printer is selected
#
# During Organizer/dialog initialization or IPARM/APARM creation, InterPlot
# Client/Professional searches for the file specified by IP_DEFAULT_SETTINGS
# in the directories specified by IP_SETTINGS_PATH.  If it finds the file, 
# the file's contents are used as the default plot parameters and search 
# stops.
# 
# Whenever you select a printer, InterPlot Client/Professional also searches
# the directories specified by IP_SETTINGS_PATH. If it finds a file whose
# name matches that of the printer and whose extension is ".set"  
# ("irp336.set", for example,) the file's contents are applied and the search
# stops.
# 

#IP_SETTINGS_PATH = $HOME;$IPLOT_MASTER_DIR;$APLOT_MASTER_DIR;$IP_PRODUCT_DIR\settings
IP_SETTINGS_PATH = c:\wvcaddstandards\iplot\2003
#
# IP_DEFAULT_SETTINGS defines the name of the default settings file.
#

IP_DEFAULT_SETTINGS = iplot.set


#
# IP_SETTINGS_FILE_FILTER defines the settings file "filter."  Organizer and
# the dialog interfaces use this filter to determine which filenames to
# display in the file selection dialog box.
# 

IP_SETTINGS_FILE_FILTER = "*.set"

#
# IP_APPLY_ALL_SETTINGS allows you to set up multiple levels of default
# settings files.  When set to "true", *all* of the default settings files
# found in the search path specified by IP_SETTINGS_PATH are read and applied.
# 
# The default value of this variable is "false"
#

IP_APPLY_ALL_SETTINGS = false


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#
# InterPlot Organizer-specific Variables
#
# The following variables apply only to Organizer.
#
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#
# IP_ORG_MSG_LOGFILE defines the name and location of the log file which is 
# used to save status messages produced by Organizer.
#

IP_ORG_MSG_LOGFILE = $IP_WORK_DIR\orgmsgs.log

#
# IP_ORG_SEPARATEPRINTJOBS determines which print option is initially selected
# when Organizer's File->Print dialog is opened.  Valid values are: "true",
# "false" and "auto".
#
# When set to "true", the "Submit plots as Separate print jobs" option will be
# selected when the File->Print dialog is opened.  This means each plot will be
# its own print job in in the print spooler.  This mode is useful for large plot
# sets and when creating offline raster files using InterPlot's Offline Driver
# products.
#
# When set to "false", the "Submit plots as One print job" option will be selected
# when the File->Print dialog is opened.  This means that all of the plots will
# print as a single job.  This mode is useful when printing multiple copies of an
# entire plot set to document class devices that inherently support multi-copy and
# collation.
#
# When set to "auto" (which is the default), Organizer uses the last used setting
# in the Print dialog to determine how the plot set is to be submitted. 
#

IP_ORG_SEPARATEPRINTJOBS = auto


#
# IP_ORG_PRINTSETUP_ALWAYS_APPLY_PRINTERSETTINGS determines how Organizer will 
# apply a printer settings file once the File->Print Setup dialog has been
# dismissed. When set to true, Organizer will unconditionally apply a printer
# settings file, even if the printer selected is the currently active printer
# in Organizer. When set to false, Organizer will apply a printer settings
# file only if the printer selected is different from the currently active
# printer. The default value is false.
#

IP_ORG_PRINTSETUP_ALWAYS_APPLY_PRINTERSETTINGS = false


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#
# General-use Variables
#
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#
# IP_PRINTER_FILTER_LIST controls the display of printers in the IPLOT dialog
# interface and InterPlot Organizer printer selection lists. The variable takes
# a semi-colon separated list of wildcard patterns. Only printers that match a
# pattern in this list will be shown.  
# 
# Note: this variable only influences the list of printers printers shown in the
#       selection lists only. You can still type in any valid printer name or
#       use a settings file with that printer.
#

IP_PRINTER_FILTER_LIST = * 


#
# IP_SEARCH_CURRENTDIR_FIRST allows you to override the way InterPlot Client 
# searches for files. When set to true, InterPlot Client will search for a file
# in the current directory first. If the file does not exist, the product then
# uses its search rules (which includes searching for files in search paths) to
# find the file. When set to false, InterPlot Client will only use its search
# rules to find the file. The default value is false.
#

IP_SEARCH_CURRENTDIR_FIRST = false


#
# (Digital InterPlot only.  Not used by InterPlot Client.)
# IP_RENDITION_PRINTER is only used when Bentley Publisher and Digital InterPlot
# are used together.  IP_RENDITION_PRINTER defines the printer to be used in
# case the indicated printer is not available.  For example, if you publish an
# InterPlot IPARM (.i) file that uses a non-existent or inaccessible printer, 
# then the IP_RENDITION_PRINTER will be used instead.  By default, the variable
# is set to "Digital InterPlot," the printer created during Digital InterPlot 
# installation.
#

IP_RENDITION_PRINTER = "Digital InterPlot"



