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# iplot.cfg - IPLOT Configuration File
#
# This file defines configuration variables that control IPLOT's behavior.
# You can customize IPLOT'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 IPLOT to create files in your "home" directory,
#   set IPLOT_OUTPUT_DIR = $HOMEDRIVE$HOMEPATH.  (HOMEDRIVE and HOMEPATH are
#   standard Windows NT environment variables.)
#
# o If the variable definition contains spaces, it must be quoted.
#   For example, IPLOT_OUTPUT_DIR = "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 IPLOT automatically defines the following variables:
#
#      IPLOT_MASTER_DIR  - name of directory containing master design file
#
#      IPLOT_PRODUCT_DIR - name of IPLOT product directory
#
#   You cannot redefine these variables.
#
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###############################################################################
#
# Standard Variables
#
# These variables provide basic information that IPLOT needs in order to
# operate.
#
###############################################################################

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

IPLOT_CFG_FILE_VERSION = 1.1


# IPLOT_WORK_DIR contains the name of the IPLOT work directory.  IPLOT creates
# temporary work files in this directory.

IPLOT_WORK_DIR = $IPLOT_PRODUCT_DIR\wrk


# These variables determine the directory where IPLOT writes IPARM files and
# metafiles.
#
#  * IPLOT_OUTPUT_DIR determines where the IPLOT command line interface
#    writes the files.
#
#  * IPLOT_DLOG_OUTPUT_DIR determines where the IPLOT dialog interface writes
#    the temporary IPARM and metafile during a print or print preview.
#
#  * IPLOT_DLOG_SAVE_DIR determines where the IPLOT dialog interface's
#    File->Save command writes the IPARM. This variable also controls the
#    initial directory for the File->Save As dialog.
#
# The variables may be set to any existing directory
# (e.g. IPLOT_OUTPUT_DIR = C:\temp). They may also be set to $IPLOT_MASTER_DIR,
# which causes the files to be written to the master file directory.  The
# value "." means "the current directory".

#IPLOT_OUTPUT_DIR = .
#IPLOT_DLOG_OUTPUT_DIR = $IPLOT_MASTER_DIR
IPLOT_OUTPUT_DIR = c:\users
IPLOT_DLOG_OUTPUT_DIR = c:\users
IPLOT_DLOG_SAVE_DIR = $IPLOT_DLOG_OUTPUT_DIR


###############################################################################
#
# Search Paths
#
# In general, when you specify a filename, IPLOT will first search for that
# file using the name you specified.  If the file doesn't exist, IPLOT will
# then search a directory or set of directories that you specify.  This
# directory or set of directories is called a "search path."
#
# The following variables define search paths for various types of files.  As
# an example of how search paths are used, assume you specify the color table
# "bw.ctb" and the color table search path is defined as follows:
#
#      IPLOT_COLOR_TABLE_PATH = $IPLOT_MASTER_DIR;$IPLOT_PRODUCT_DIR\misc
#
# IPLOT will first search for bw.ctb in the current directory (because the
# name you specified did not contain a directory), then in the directory
# containing the master design file, and finally in the IPLOT product
# directory's "misc" subdirectory.
#
# If a given variable contains more than one directory name, the names must
# be separated by semicolons.
#
# These variables also give the starting point for file selection dialog boxes
# in the dialog interface.  The first directory listed in the appropriate
# search path is that starting point.
#
###############################################################################

IPLOT_IPARM_PATH = $IPLOT_OUTPUT_DIR;.
IPLOT_DGN_PATH = .
IPLOT_REF_PATH = $IPLOT_MASTER_DIR;$MS_RFDIR;.
IPLOT_COLOR_TABLE_PATH = $IPLOT_MASTER_DIR;$IPLOT_PRODUCT_DIR\misc;.
IPLOT_PEN_TABLE_PATH = $IPLOT_MASTER_DIR;.
IPLOT_MS_PEN_TABLE_PATH = $IPLOT_MASTER_DIR;.
IPLOT_FEATURE_TABLE_PATH = $IPLOT_MASTER_DIR;.
IPLOT_REND_ATT_PATH = $IPLOT_MASTER_DIR;.

###############################################################################
#
# File Extensions
#
# These variables define the extensions for IPARMs and metafiles.  IPLOT uses
# these extensions when creating and searching for IPARMs and metafiles.  If
# you change these variables, make sure that the IPARM extension is as long as,
# or longer, than the metafile extension.
#
###############################################################################

IPLOT_IPARM_EXT = i
IPLOT_METAFILE_EXT = m


###############################################################################
#
# File Specification Storage Variables
#
# These variables control how IPLOT stores file specifications in IPARM files.
#
###############################################################################

#
# IPLOT_STORE_FULL_FILESPECS controls whether or not IPLOT converts partial
# file specifications (specifications without directories or with partial
# directories) to full file specifications.  If it is "true", IPLOT will
# convert partial file specifications to full file specifications.  If it is
# "false", IPLOT will store the partial file specification.
#
# Storing full file specifications ensures that IPLOT can find the specified
# files, but it often forces you to modify the IPARM if you copy it to another
# machine.  Storing partial file specifications makes it easier to move IPARMs
# to other machines, provided that the  search paths on those machines are
# properly set up.
#
# Note:  File specifications using logical names are considered to
#        be full file specifications.
#

IPLOT_STORE_FULL_FILESPECS = true


# IPLOT_EXPAND_LOGICALS controls whether or not IPLOT expands logical names
# (environment variables) in file specifications.  If it is set to "true",
# the logicals are replaced by their expansions, and the resulting file
# specifications are stored.  If it is set to "false", the logicals are not
# expanded.

IPLOT_EXPAND_LOGICALS = false


# IPLOT_STORE_DRIVES_AS_UNC controls whether or not IPLOT replaces network
# drive letters within file specifications with equivalent UNC path names.
# If set to "true", IPLOT converts mapped network drive letters to UNC names.
# For example, if the filename is "N:\dir\file.dgn" (where N: is a shared
# drive letter) then IPLOT will store "\\server\share\dir\file.dgn".  If
# set to "false", UNC names are not substituted.  The default is "false".

IPLOT_STORE_DRIVES_AS_UNC = false


###############################################################################
#
# Dialog-specific Variables
#
# The following variables apply only to the dialog interface.
#
###############################################################################

# IPLOT_DLOG_MODELESS controls the disposition of the dialog interface.  When
# set to true, the IPLOT's main dialog box acts as a modeless dialog box,
# allowing you to interact with the current MicroStation design session. When
# set to false, the IPLOT's main dialog box acts as a modal dialog box and all
# user interaction must be with IPLOT. The default value is false.

IPLOT_DLOG_MODELESS = false


# IPLOT_DLOG_SHOW_ICON controls the disposition of IPLOT's toolbox. When set
# to true, IPLOT will display a dockable toolbox when IPLOT's main dialog box
# is loaded the first time. This toolbox remains displayed as long as IPLOT
# is loaded in MicroStation. The toolbox contains a button which can be used
# to invoke the dialog interface after it has been dismissed. When set to
# false, no toolbox is displayed. The default value is false.

IPLOT_DLOG_SHOW_ICON = false


# IPLOT_DLOG_AUTO_DISMISS controls the dialog interface's behavior after
# a plot is submitted.  If it is set to "true", the dialog automatically
# dismisses itself.  If it is set to "false", the dialog remains on the
# screen, allowing you to submit another plot.

IPLOT_DLOG_AUTO_DISMISS = false


# IPLOT_DLOG_SAVE_IPARM and IPLOT_DLOG_SAVE_METAFILE control the disposition
# of files created by the dialog interface after a plot is submitted.  If one
# of these variables is set to "true", its corresponding file is kept, allowing
# you to use it with the command line interface.  If it is set to "false", the
# file is deleted.  Note:  A metafile is of little use without its corresponding
# IPARM file, so if you set IPLOT_DLOG_SAVE_IPARM to "false", the dialog
# interface always interprets IPLOT_DLOG_SAVE_METAFILE as "false".

IPLOT_DLOG_SAVE_IPARM = false
IPLOT_DLOG_SAVE_METAFILE = false


# The following variables define "filters" for various types of files.  IPLOT
# uses these filters to determine which filenames to display in file selection
# dialog boxes.

IPLOT_DLOG_IPARM_FILTER = "*.$IPLOT_IPARM_EXT"
IPLOT_DLOG_COLOR_TABLE_FILTER = "*.ctb"
IPLOT_DLOG_PEN_TABLE_FILTER = "*.pen"
IPLOT_DLOG_MS_PEN_TABLE_FILTER = "*.tbl"
IPLOT_DLOG_FEATURE_TABLE_FILTER = "*.ftb"
IPLOT_DLOG_REND_ATT_FILTER = "*.ra"
IPLOT_DESIGN_FILTER = "*.dgn"

# IPLOT_DLOG_STATUS_BUFLINES specifies the number of message lines that can be
# recalled in the Status area of IPLOT's main dialog box.  The number of lines 
# must be between 20 and 500, inclusive.

IPLOT_DLOG_STATUS_BUFLINES = 20


# IPLOT_DLOG_USE_USTN_WORKSPACE determines how the IPLOT dialog interface
# calculates the default value for its "Workspace" parameter.  When
# set to "true", IPLOT will set the Workspace name to the current
# MicroStation user workspace name.  When set to "false", the workspace
# name defaults to "NONE".

IPLOT_DLOG_USE_USTN_WORKSPACE = true


# IPLOT_DLOG_QUALITY_BY_RESOLUTION allows you to specify raster plotting
# quality by a resolution value (in dots per inch) instead of using a
# percentage value.  The resolution must be between 1 and the resolution
# of the printing device (typically 300 DPI, 600 DPI, etc).  When set
# to "true", the IPLOT Dialog's Raster->Options... dialog shows "Resolution"
# instead of "Quality Factor."  The default value is "false."

IPLOT_DLOG_QUALITY_BY_RESOLUTION = false


# (For use with MicroStation/J only)
# IPLOT_DLOG_USE_DIRECT_MODE controls how the IPLOT Dialog interface
# plots.  When set to "false", IPLOT works in its traditional mode,
# creating an IPARM file, generating a metafile, and plotting it.
# When set to "true", IPLOT creates an IPARM file, but then it
# immediately uses the MicroStation graphics subsystem to output a
# grahics metafile.  The direct mode is helpful for plotting 
# raster from Image Manager, Raster Manager, and Descartes.  It is
# also helpful for plotting from layered MicroStation applications,
# like MicroStation Modeler.  The "auto" mode senses if raster images
# are present and uses the direct mode for plots containing
# raster.  If no raster is present, the traditional workflow
# is followed.

IPLOT_DLOG_USE_DIRECT_MODE = auto


###############################################################################
#
# Command Line-specific Variables
#
# The following variables apply primarily to the command line interface,
# though they may also affect aspects of the Organizer and MicroStation dialog
# user interfaces.
#
###############################################################################

# (For use with MicroStation/J only)
# IPLOT_CL_DEFAULT_COLOR_TABLE specifies the color table to be used if the
# design file does not contain a color table and no color table is specified
# on the command line.

IPLOT_CL_DEFAULT_COLOR_TABLE = $IPLOT_PRODUCT_DIR\misc\color.ctb


# (For use with MicroStation v8 only)
# IPLOT_SHOW_LEVEL_NAMES controls whether the IPLOT command line show output
# displays level names, or their numeric level codes.  When set to true,
# IPLOT shows the same level names displayed in MicroStation V8.  When set
# to false, IPLOT shows the level numbers as it did prior to InterPlot 10.8.
# The default value is false.

IPLOT_SHOW_LEVEL_NAMES = false


# (For use with MicroStation v8 only)
# IPLOT_SHOW_LEVEL_MODE controls which levels IPLOT displays when the -levels
# show qualifier is specified, or when neither -onlevels or -offlevels is
# given.  The following values are valid:
# on  - iplot show -levels displays the list of ON levels.  This is the
#       default value, and the traditional behavior of IPLOT.
# off - iplot show -levels displays the list of OFF levels.
# all - iplot show -levels displays lists of both ON and OFF levels.

IPLOT_SHOW_LEVEL_MODE = on


# (For use with MicroStation v8 only)
# IPLOT_SORT_LEVEL_MODE controls how IPLOT sorts the list of levels obtained
# from the design file.  The following values are valid:
# number - The levels are sorted by increasing numeric level code. Since
#          the reserved level Default has level number zero, it will always
#          appear first in the list.  This is the default value, and is the
#          initial sort mode used by MicroStation V8.
# name   - The levels are sorted by increasing alphanumeric names.

IPLOT_SORT_LEVEL_MODE = number


###############################################################################
#
# Variables Used by the -area Qualifier
#
# The following variables control aspects of the -area feature.
#
###############################################################################

# When you use -area=fit or -area=fit_all, IPLOT_USE_CELL_ORIGIN
# determines which coordinates from matching cells are examined.  When
# IPLOT_USE_CELL_ORIGIN is set to "true", the cell origin is
# used in the accumulation of the plot area.  When "false", the
# cell's range (a box enclosing the cell) is used.
#
# If you have monument cells marking the desired plot corners, then the
# default value of "true" is appropriate.  However, if you have a single
# "border cell" which contains your border graphics, then you should change
# this variable to "false."

IPLOT_USE_CELL_ORIGIN = true

# When you use -area=all_shapes, IPLOT_SHAPE_LIMIT defines the maximum
# number of matching shapes that IPLOT will find and use in making IPARMs
# or plots.  By default, IPLOT allows a maximum of 50 IPARMs to be created
# from matching shapes.  You may increase this limit if you have more than
# 50 shape elements in a design file that define plot fences.

IPLOT_SHAPE_LIMIT = 50


###############################################################################
#
# Other General-use Variables
#
###############################################################################

# IPLOT_DISPLAY_MODE controls how IPLOT treats reference files' display
# settings.  In VAX IGDS, each reference file has its own set of display
# on/off and fast/slow settings.  In MicroStation, the reference files inherit
# the master file's settings.  If IPLOT_DISPLAY_MODE is "mstn", IPLOT emulates
# MicroStation.  If it is "igds", IPLOT emulates VAX IGDS.
#
# IPLOT_DISPLAY_MODE is only used during dialog initialization or IPARM
# creation.  Once an IPARM exists, you can always override the settings
# for a particular reference file.

IPLOT_DISPLAY_MODE = mstn

# (For use with MicroStation/J only)
# IPLOT_PLOT_ALL_RASTER_REFS determines if IPLOT will plot raster 
# reference files even when the file's "Plot" setting is turned off.
# Raster reference elements (Type 90 elements) have a on/off setting
# that determines whether the raster file should be included on the
# plot.  IPLOT can be configured to ignore or obey this setting.
# When IPLOT_PLOT_ALL_RASTER_REFS is set to "false", IPLOT will obey
# the plot setting.  When set to "true", IPLOT plots all raster
# reference files regardless of the plot setting.  The default value
# is "true".
#
# If you are getting unwanted raster reference file on plots, try
# setting this variable to "false".

IPLOT_PLOT_ALL_RASTER_REFS = true


# IPLOT_ALIGN_METHOD determines how the -align_x and -align_y commands work.
# When set to "parallel", IPLOT finds the longest side of the plot fence
# polygon and calculates a rotation angle that makes this side parallel to
# the X or Y axis.  When set to "coincident", IPLOT makes the longest side
# coincident with the X or Y axis. If some plots in a plot set come out
# flipped 180 degrees from the others, try the "coincident" setting.  The
# default setting is "parallel."  

IPLOT_ALIGN_METHOD = parallel

# (For use with MicroStation/J only)
# IPLOT_LOCAL_STROKE_RASTER determines how IPLOT processes raster image
# files.  When set to "true", IPLOT uses a newer method which relies on
# the MicroStation graphics engine on the client to read and manipulate
# image files present in the design file .  When set to "false", IPLOT
# uses its older traditional method, which transfers image files to the
# server for processing by InterPlot Server.  The default value is
# "false", meaning that IPLOT works as it does in previous releases.
#
# *  Use "true" if you are using MicroStation/J and Raster Manager
#    and you wish batch plot design files with raster images
#    using the command line and Organizer interfaces.  This setting
#    is not compatible with I/RAS B or I/RAS C, etc.
# *  Use "false" if you want Type 90 Raster Reference files to
#    plot as they did in previous versions.  "False" is the
#    best setting for I/RAS B and I/RAS C compatibility.  
#    Many Raster Manager files (.hmr, etc) will not plot accurately
#    with this setting.

IPLOT_LOCAL_STROKE_RASTER = false


# By default, the brightness, contrast, and quality of plotted raster 
# images are controlled by settings made in the IPLOT Dialog through the 
# Options->Raster... dialog.  These values are readily changed through the
# entry fields or the sliding controls.  If you want to "lock" these settings
# to particular values, you can use any of the three override variables
# listed below.  Simply uncomment the variable and set it to the desired
# value.  This causes the corresponding controls on the Options->Raster
# dialog to be disabled and grayed-out.
#
#   * IPLOT_RASTER_QUALITY ranges from 1 to 100 and represents the
#     percentage of the printer's resolution that IPLOT will take
#     advantage of.
#
#   * IPLOT_RASTER_BRIGHTNESS ranges from -100 to 100.  A value of 0
#     means no change in brightness.  Positive values are brighter;
#     negative values are darker.
#
#   * IPLOT_RASTER_CONTRAST ranges from -100 to 100.  A value of 0
#     means no change in contrast.  Positive values increase contrast;
#     negative decrease contrast.
#

# IPLOT_RASTER_QUALITY    = 25
# IPLOT_RASTER_BRIGHTNESS = 0
# IPLOT_RASTER_CONTRAST   = 0


# (For use with MicroStation v8 only)
# IPLOT_MSTN_TIMEOUT controls how many seconds IPLOT allows MicroStation
# to run in the background while creating an IPARM or generating a metafile.
# The default value is 1800 (30 minutes).  If the operation takes longer than
# the alloted time, the MicroStation process is terminated and an error
# produced. If no timeout period is desired, this value may be set to "0".

IPLOT_MSTN_TIMEOUT = 1800


# (For use with MicroStation v8 only)
# IPLOT_WORKSPACE_USER specifies the user workspace name that IPLOT uses
# when invoking MicroStation, if no user workspace is defined on the IPLOT
# command line or in the IPARM.  This value may be set to "NONE" if no
# default user workspace is desired.

IPLOT_WORKSPACE_USER = $
# (For use with MicroStation v8 only)
# IPLOT_WORKSPACE_PROJECT specifies the project workspace name that IPLOT
# uses when invoking MicroStation, if no project workspace is defined on
# the IPLOT command line or in the IPARM.  This value may be set to "NONE"
# if no default project workspace is desired.

IPLOT_WORKSPACE_PROJECT = none

# (For use with MicroStation v8 only)
# IPLOT_WORKSPACE_VALIDATION selects the validation mode for the IPARM's
# -workspace_user and -workspace_project qualifiers.  IPLOT uses the
# workspace during IPARM creation and metafile generation.  MicroStation
# workspaces often specify important characterstics like font and line
# style resources. There are three possible settings for
# IPLOT_WORKSPACE_VALIDATION:
#
#   * "enabled"  This is the default.  IPLOT checks to see if there
#     is a MicroStation user and project workspace configuration files
#     in the MicroStation directory tree.  For example, if the IPLOT user
#     workspace paramemter is set to "learning", then IPLOT checks for
#     <Bentley dir>\Workspace\users\learning.ucf.
#     If the workspace file doesn't exist, a warning is written to the
#     error log and the most recently used MicroStation workspace is
#     used for the plot.
#
#   * "disabled"  No validation will occur.  If a bad workspace name is
#     specified in the IPARM, then a fatal error will occur which results
#     in a blank MicroStation text window appearing which must be
#     manually killed.  This option is normally used only
#     in cases where the other two modes are not suitable or when
#     the workspace name is set automatically through settings files
#     or other automated means.
#
#   * <directory path>  If you specify a directory path, then IPLOT
#     will look for the MicroStation user and project workspace
#     configuration file in the directory you specify. If the workspace
#     file doesn't exist, a warning is written to the error log and the
#     most recently used MicroStation workspace is used for the plot.
#     Use this option if you configure MicroStation to read its workspace
#     files from an alternate local directory or a directory on a file
#     server.

IPLOT_WORKSPACE_VALIDATION = disabled


# (For use with MicroStation v8 only)
# IPLOT_ACCEPT_DWG_FILES determines which InterPlot Organizer
# subsystem will handle AutoCAD DWG files brought in to Organizer
# with "File->Create Plots..."  The valid settings are "true", "false",
# or "newer".  When set to "false", all DWG files will be sent to the
# APLOT subsystem.  This was the default behavior in version 8.1
# and earlier.  When set to "true", then all versions of all DWG
# files will be sent to the IPLOT subsystem.  When set to "newer",
# then AutoCAD 2004 and later files are sent to the IPLOT subsystem
# and pre-2004 files are sent to APLOT.  The default value is
# "newer."

IPLOT_ACCEPT_DWG_FILES = newer


# (For use with MicroStation v8 only)
# IPLOT_MSENGINE_OPTIONS specifies additional MicroStation command
# line arguments that IPLOT should use when invoking MicroStation
# during IPARM creation and metafile generation.  If this variable
# is set, IPLOT appends the value string to the command line that
# launches MicroStaion.
#
# Note: IPLOT does not validate the contents of the string.  If the
# string contains invalid MicroStation command line arguments,
# MicroStation may fail to launch.
#
# By default, this variable is not set.

# IPLOT_MSENGINE_OPTIONS = 


# (For use with MicroStation v8 only)
# IPLOT_USE_FULL_SHEET controls which page model IPLOT uses to create
# and/or modify IPARMs.  The page model used determines how IPLOT
# computes its page layout elements such as plot size, scale, origin
# etc.
#
# When set to "true", IPLOT will use the full extents of the paper as
# its limits. IPLOT will allow plot sizes and origins such that the
# combination of the two does not exceed the limits of the paper.
# This setting is equivalent to printing to edge of paper, and any data
# falling in the unprintable area of the paper will be clipped. 
#
# When set to "false", IPLOT will use the extents of the printable area
# as its limits. IPLOT will allow plot sizes and origins such that the
# combination of the two does not exceed the limits of the printable
# area. This has been IPLOT's traditional behavior.  
#
# The default value is false.

IPLOT_USE_FULL_SHEET = false
 
