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The configuration and status group commands help you with the following:
Establishing default conditions and values for GL/2 features.
Scaling images in the dimensional units you want to use.
Enlarging or reducing images for different media sized.
Establishing a window (soft-clip limits).
Drawing equal-sized and mirror-imaged drawings.
Rotating the GL/2 coordinate system.
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DF [;]
This command returns the printer's GL/2 settings to the factory default
settings.Use the Default (DF) command to return the printer to a known state
while maintaining the current locations of P 1 and P2 (unlike the IN com-
mand). When using DF at the beginning of a program, graphics parameters
such as character size, slant, or scaling are not inherited from another
program.
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IN [;]
This command resets the parameters to their default values. It also sets the
current position to the origin of the coordinate system (the lower left corner
of the picture frame).
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1P [PLY, P ly [, P2x, P2y ;]]
This command sets control points P1 and P2. If P1 is defined but not P2, P2
tracks P1 to maintain the same relative position.
The default location of P1 is the lower-left corner of the picture frame; the
default location of P2 is the upper-right corner.
This command affects scaling and all commands which define a size as a
percentage of the distance between P1 and P2.
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