



				   INOCAD

			      PLOTTER OPTIMIZER

				DOCUMENTATION






			       Table of Contents


	      Introduction  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  Section 1

	      Functionality . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  Section 2

	      Optimization  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  Section 3

	      System Requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . .  Section 4

	      POP for DOS Installation	. . . . . . . . . .  Section 5

	      POP for Windows Installation  . . . . . . . .  Section 6

	      Configurator  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  Section 7

	      Parameters  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  Section 8

	      New Features and History of Fixes . . . . . .  Section 9

	      Warranty	. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  Section 10

	      License . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  Section 11

	      How to Contact INOCAD . . . . . . . . . . . .  Section 12

	      Ordering Information  . . . . . . . . . . . .  Section 13

	      Order Form  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  Section 14










1- Introduction
   ------------

   The Plotter Optimizer, called "POP", has been created for people
   that have HPGL (Hewlett Packard Graphics Language) compatible
   pen plotters and are upset by the time it takes to draw a plot.

   Most CAD systems do not optimize pen motion. They typically
   send HPGL to your plotter or file in the order that the operator
   created the plot. For most CAD systems, optimizing pen motion would
   require a significant amount of processing time and RAM memory.
   This is why optimization is rarely implemented on CAD systems.

   POP takes an HPGL plot file and generates another set of HPGL
   commands that reproduce your original plot exactly, but make the
   pen-up displacement as short as possible. Optimizing pen-up
   displacement means that after a line is drawn, the next line to be
   drawn is the next closest line on the entire plot.

   The resulting optimized HPGL commands can be either saved in
   a file or sent directly to your plotter.

   The time required to draw an optimized HPGL plot is an average of
   30% less than the time required for the original plot.

   It is up to you to decide if POP is a valuable tool for your CAD
   environment. Factors to consider are the size of your plot files,
   the speed of your plotter and the speed of your computer.






2- Functionality
   -------------

   This version of POP works either in a DOS or Windows environment.
   The POP for DOS executable file is named POP.EXE and the POP for
   Windows executable file is named POPW.EXE.

   You can run POP for DOS either in the standard DOS environment,
   a Windows DOS box or from an OS/2 DOS box. POP for Windows runs as
   a standard Windows application.

   POP for DOS uses standard DOS memory and up to 4 Mb of EMS memory.

   POP for Windows uses up to 4 Mb of standard Windows memory.

   Since POP supports most HPGL commands, it works with HPGL plot
   files generated by almost any CAD system. We have yet to find a
   CAD system that generates an HPGL plot file incompatible with POP.

   On startup, POP looks for its configuration file, called POP.INI.
   If this file cannot be located in the current directory or through
   the PATH or POPPATH environment variable, POP will use its internal
   default parameters. These parameters define such things as the
   default extension for Input and Output files, the action POP will
   take if an error occurs, the communication port parameters and so
   on. For a full description of all POP parameters and their
   corresponding default values, refer to Section 8, "Parameters".

   To start POP for DOS use the POP command, which has the syntax:

	       POP InputFile [OutputFile]

   To start POP for Windows use the POPW command, which has the syntax:

	       POPW [-LA] [-LN] [InputFile] [OutputFile]

   The parameter 'InputFile' is mandatory only under DOS and indicates
   the name of the original HPGL file to be optimized. Under Windows
   this parameter is optional. If you do not specify the InputFile, a
   Windows dialog box will let you select the HPGL file to be optimized.

   The parameter 'OutputFIle' is optional. It indicates where the
   resulting optimized HPGL commands should be sent. They can be sent
   to a disk file or directly to a communication port connected to your
   plotter.

   If OutputFile is either COM1:, COM2:, COM3: or COM4:, the
   optimized HPGL commands will be sent directly to the specified
   communication port attached to your plotter. POP uses the
   communication port parameters defined in POP.INI (or its internal
   defaults) to communicate with your plotter. Refer to Section 8,
   "Parameters", for a full description of communication port
   parameters.

   If OutputFile specifies a full file name with an extension, the
   optimized HPGL commands will be sent to the specified file.

   If OutputFile specifies a file name without an extension, POP
   uses the POP.INI "OutputFileExtension" parameter to assign an
   extension to the file. The optimized HPGL commands will be sent
   to this file and extension name.

   If you do not specify OutputFile, POP uses the InputFile parameter
   and the POP.INI "OutputFileExtension" parameter to create the
   output file name. In this case, the "OutputFileExtension"
   parameter must not be blank, or the resulting output file name
   will be the same as the input file name. If this occurs, POP
   will stop, and display a message that the input file name cannot
   be the same as the output file name.

   Wildcard characters "*" and "?" are accepted for the InputFile
   and OutputFile specification.

   POP always checks that the input and output file names are
   different. It never destroys the original file.

   The optional -LA and -LN parameters of the POPW command instruct POP
   for Windows to keep looping while waiting for HPGL files. When the
   -LA option is specified, POP for Windows will wait for HPGL files
   that have their ARCHIVE bit set. If the -LN option is specified, it
   will wait for new HPGL files (created after POP was started) that
   have their ARCHIVE bit set.

   When either -LA or -LN is specified and one or more HPGL files match
   the looping criterion, optimization begins with the file having the
   earliest time/date stamp. The ARCHIVE bit of the HPGL file is reset if
   optimization terminates normally. If a problem occurs POP for Windows
   will terminate, leaving the ARCHIVE bit set to its original value.
   Note that the ARCHIVE bit of a file is always set by DOS or Windows
   every time a new file is created or updated.

   When POP starts, it puts as many lines as possible in its
   internal tables. POP starts generating HPGL commands as soon as
   the entire HPGL plot file has been entirely read, or as much has
   been read as can fit into the available memory.

   You can interrupt POP execution at any time by pressing
   the [CTRL] and [BREAK] keys simultaneously.

   When POP for DOS terminates, it displays a message indicating either
   a normal or abnormal termination. It also returns an error code:
   0 for normal termination, or 1 for abnormal termination. This
   return code can be tested from a BATCH file or any application program
   used to start POP. You can then take special action in case of either
   normal or abnormal termination.

   When POP for Windows terminates, it displays a message indicating
   either a normal or abnormal termination. To let the user check if
   the optimization ran normally it asks the user to hit a key to
   terminate POP. It also returns an error code: 0 for normal termination,
   or 1 for abnormal termination. Because of the required user action
   it may be inconvenient to start POP for Windows from a Windows
   application.





3- Optimization
   ------------

   POP uses the following techniques to obtain the best possible pen-up
   optimization of your plot.

       1- After drawing any line, it looks for the next closest line in
	  the entire plot.

       2- Most lines can be drawn in their original direction or in
	  reverse direction.

       3- It tries to group all plot lines having the same pen color,
	  in order to send them together. This reduces the number of
	  time-consuming pen changes.

       4- When creating the optimized plot file, POP reduces the size
	  of most plot files by about 50%. It does this by using
	  relative addressing instead of absolute addressing
	  instructions. POP also removes unnecessary characters and
	  redundant plotter parameter instructions, when possible.
	  As a result, the HPGL commands sent to your plotter are
	  "denser". This improves feeding on fast plotters or over a
	  slow communication line.

       5- It can optionally remove pen-up/down motion when the pen
	  motion is so short that it is imperceptible. See the
	  "DontRaisePenIfCloserThan" parameter in Section 8,
	  "Parameters".





4- System Requirements
   -------------------

   This version of POP works in either a DOS or Windows environment.
   You can run POP for DOS either in the standard DOS environment, from
   a Windows DOS box or from an OS/2 DOS box. POP for Windows runs as
   a standard Windows application.

   POP requires, at minimum, a 286 CPU based IBM PC or compatible,
   running DOS or Windows 3.1 or higher.

   For large plot files, we recommend a 486 CPU based IBM PC
   or compatible and some available EMS memory for POP for DOS.
   To get the best possible optimization, POP uses up to 4 Mb of memory.






5- POP for DOS Installation
   ------------------------

   POP for DOS is distributed with the following files:

	-    README	    POP quick introduction
	-    POPDOC.TXT     POP documentation
	-    POPORDER.TXT   POP registration form
	-    POP.INI	    POP default configuration file
	-    POP.EXE	    POP for DOS plotter optimizer
	-    POPCFG.EXE     POP for DOS configurator

   Any missing files constitutes an incomplete copy.

   Copy all POP files into your CAD system directory or into a
   separate directory.

   If you want to start POP for DOS from anywhere on your hard disk, you
   have to add the path where POP is installed to the PATH statement
   of your AUTOEXEC.BAT file. For example, assuming that you have
   installed POP into C:\POP, you should add "C:\POP" to the PATH
   statement. So if your PATH statement is

       SET PATH=C:\;C:\DOS

   you should modify it to read:

       SET PATH=C:\;C:\DOS;C:\POP

   For maximum optimization, POP for DOS uses up to 4 Mb of EMS memory.
   Make sure that your system EMS driver is installed. Your CONFIG.SYS
   file should include these statements:

       DEVICE=C:\DOS\HIMEM.SYS
       DEVICE=C:\DOS\EMM386.EXE 4096

   If you modified either the AUTOEXEC.BAT or CONFIG.SYS file in
   the previous installation steps, you should reboot your PC at
   this point.

   Run POPCFG to set the POP configuration options to suit your needs.
   Refer to Section 8, "Parameters", for a description of the POP.INI
   parameters.

   It is possible to have multiple POP.INI configuration files for
   use with different CAD systems. Just copy the POP.INI configuration
   file into the directory of each CAD system required. Then go into
   each CAD system directory and run POPCFG to set the POP.INI
   parameters to suit your specific CAD system needs. You can then
   use POP from these different CAD system directories.

   POP can also be installed on a LAN drive. In this case, each user
   may need a different POP.INI file. To tell POP where to find the
   POP.INI file, the user must set an environment variable called
   POPPATH to the directory where the user POP.INI file is located.
   For example, if the user POP.INI file is located in C:\POP, the
   following line should be added to the AUTOEXEC.BAT file:

       SET POPPATH=C:\POP






6- POP for Windows Installation
   ----------------------------

   POP for Windows is distributed with the following files:

	-    README	    POP quick introduction
	-    POPDOC.TXT     POP documentation
	-    POPORDER.TXT   POP registration form
	-    POP.INI	    POP default configuration file
	-    POPW.EXE	    POP for Windows plotter optimizer
	-    POPCFGW.EXE    POP for Windows configurator

   Any missing files constitutes an incomplete copy.

   Copy all POP files into your CAD system directory or into a
   separate directory.

   To use POP for Windows, you will have to create a new Windows
   group called "Plotter Optimizer" using the Program Manager
   menus: File, New, Program Group. Once created, add the
   "POPW.EXE" and "POPCFGW.EXE" program files to the group using
   the File Manager menus : File, New, Program Item. Specify the
   working directory as the directory where POP will find your HPGL
   files. Once installed, you should see two icons in the newly
   created Windows group called "Plotter Optimizer". Refer to
   Section 2, "Functionality", for the POPW command line syntax.

   POP also needs to be able to locate its configuration file,
   called POP.INI. Set the PATH= or POPPATH= environment variable
   to point to the directory where POP has been installed. For
   example, assuming that you have installed POP into C:\POP, you
   should add "C:\POP" to the PATH or POPPATH statement of your
   AUTOEXEC.BAT file. So if your PATH statement is

       SET PATH=C:\;C:\DOS

   you should modify it to read:

       SET PATH=C:\;C:\DOS;C:\POP

   or you should add the statement:

       SET POPPATH=C:\POP

   If you modified the AUTOEXEC.BAT file in the previous installation
   steps, you should stop Windows and reboot your PC at this point.

   Run POPCFGW to set the POP configuration options to suit your needs.
   Refer to Section 8, "Parameters", for a description of the POP.INI
   parameters.

   POP can also be installed on a LAN drive. In this case, each user
   may need a different POP.INI file. To tell POP where to find the
   POP.INI file, the user must set an environment variable called
   POPPATH to the directory where the user POP.INI file is located.
   For example, if the user POP.INI file is located in C:\POP, the
   following line should be added to the AUTOEXEC.BAT file:

       SET POPPATH=C:\POP

   If your PC has 8 Mb of RAM memory or less and you configure POP
   for Windows to use 4 Mb of memory, POP for Windows may spend some
   time initializing this memory. If you experience this problem,
   configure POP for Windows to use less memory (2 MB, for example)
   using the POP for Windows configurator POPCFGW.






7-Configurator
  ------------

   When POP starts, it looks for its configuration file, POP.INI.
   If it doesn't find it, POP will use its internal default
   parameters. See Section 8, "Parameters", for the internal default
   values.

   POPCFG is the POP for DOS configuration utility and POPCFGW is
   the POP for Windows configuration utility.

   When started the POP configuration utility displays the current
   values of the POP.INI parameters along with their meanings, and
   lets you modify them if you wish. Just run POPCFG or POPCFGW to
   set the POP.INI parameters. The POP configuration utility stores
   your choices in the POP.INI file.

   The configuration file, POP.INI, can be anywhere on your system as
   long as it is either in the current directory or in a directory listed
   in the PATH or POPPATH statement of your AUTOEXEC.BAT file. When
   looking for the POP.INI file, the POP configuration utility starts
   looking in the current directory. If it does not find it there, it
   will use the POPPATH environment variable, if one has been defined.
   If it still does not find the POP.INI file, it will try using the
   PATH environment variable.

   You can also edit the POP.INI file directly, using your favorite
   text editor. However, this is not recommended, since human error
   is possible.







8- Parameters
   ----------

   Following is the description and syntax of the POP.INI file
   parameters. These parameters can be easily modified using the
   POP configuration utility (POPCFG or POPCFGW) or your favorite
   text editor.

   The POP.INI file is not case sensitive. You can use upper or
   lowercase letters, as you wish. Lines starting with a semicolon
   ';' are considered comments, and are not interpreted by POP.

   The configuration parameters are grouped under three sections:
   [GENERAL], [OPTIMIZATION] and [PLOTTERCOMMUNICATION]. If any
   parameters are missing or left blank, POP will use the specified
   default value.


   The [GENERAL] section includes the following parameters:

	  Version =  {POP version number}
		  This parameter is only used to ensure compatibility
		  of the POP.INI configuration file with future POP
		  versions. DO NOT MODIFY THIS PARAMETER.

	  OnErrorDo = [Prompt Abort CopyOriginal Continue]
		  This parameter indicates what to do if a syntax
		  error, unsupported HPGL command or any recoverable
		  error occurs during the optimization process.

		  The following actions can be specified:

		       Prompt : (Default) POP will display the HPGL
				command that is in error and will ask
				if you want to continue or abort
				optimization. If you chose to abort
				processing, POP will terminate
				abnormally.

		       Abort : POP will abort optimization, destroy
			       the partially created Output File (if
			       present) and will terminate abnormally.

		       CopyOriginal : POP will copy the original Input
				      File into the Output File, and
				      will terminate normally.
				      If you are sending the optimized
				      file directly to your plotter,
				      POP will automatically prompt you.

		       Continue : POP will display the HPGL command that
				  is in error and then continue
				  optimization, skipping the HPGL command
				  that caused the error. POP will
				  continue processing the file and will
				  terminate normally.

	  InputFileExtension = {any file extension, up to 3 characters}
		  This parameter specifies a default file extension
		  for the Input File. You can leave this parameter
		  blank (the default) if no default extension is
		  to be assigned.
		  When POP starts, it will check if the specified
		  Input File name has an extension. If it does not,
		  POP will append the default extension to the original
		  Input File name.
		  For example, if you specify InputFileExtension = HP,
		  and you execute:
			      POP MYFILE OUTFILE.OPT
		  POP will interpret this as equivalent to:
			      POP MYFILE.HP OUTFILE.OPT

	  OutputFileExtension = {any file extension, up to 3 characters}
		  This parameter specifies a default file extension
		  for the optimized Output File. You can leave this
		  parameter blank if no default extension is desired.
		  When POP starts, it will check if the specified
		  Output File name has an extension. If it does not,
		  POP will append the default extension to the original
		  Output File name. If you do not specify the Output
		  File when you start POP, the Output File name will be
		  the Input File name with the default Output File
		  extension.
		  For example, if you specify OutputFileExtension = OPT,
		  and you execute:
			      POP MYFILE.HP
		  POP will interpret this as equivalent to:
			      POP MYFILE.HP MYFILE.OPT
		  The default value is POP.



   The [OPTIMIZATION] section includes the following parameters:

	  MaximumMemoryUsageInKb = [0 ... 99999]
		  Under DOS this parameter limits the extended memory
		  (EMS) usage to the specified number of kilobytes.
		  Under Windows this parameter limits the standard memory
		  usage to the specified number of kilobytes. To select
		  the default value, set it to 99999 (the default).
		  In this case the current maximum capacity of POP will
		  be used (4096 for the present release).

	  DontRaisePenIfCloserThan = {positive decimal number, in millimeters}
		  This parameter directs POP to not raise the pen if
		  the next vector to draw is closer than the specified
		  number of millimeters. This can eliminate a lot of
		  unnecessary pen-up and pen-down motions on certain
		  plots.
		  Use this feature when you want a quick draft of your
		  plot, or on a plot that does not require extreme
		  precision.
		  When this parameter is set to a non-zero number,
		  the resulting optimized plot may not look exactly the
		  same as the original. Note that on most HP plotters,
		  the smallest possible pen movement is 0.025 millimeters
		  and that standard pen size is about 0.3 millimeters.
		  The default value is 0.



   The [PLOTTERCOMMUNICATION] section contains the information required
   by POP to send the optimized file directly to your plotter via a
   communication port. Set these parameters with special care if you
   intend to send the optimized data directly to your plotter.

   The [PLOTTERCOMMUNICATION] section includes the following parameters:

	  Baud	= [38400 19200 9600 4800 2400 1200 600 300]
		  This parameter indicates the baud rate of your
		  plotter.
		  The specified baud rate must be the same as that
		  of your plotter.
		  The default value is 9600.

	  Parity = [None Odd Even]
		  This parameter indicates the type of parity bit sent
		  to your plotter after the data bits.
		  The specified parity must be the same as that of
		  your plotter.
		  The default value is Even.

	  DataBits = [7 or 8]
		  This parameter indicates the number of data bits
		  sent to your plotter.
		  The specified number of data bits must be the same
		  as that of your plotter.
		  The default value is 7.

	  StopBits = [1 or 2]
		  This parameter indicates the number of stop bits
		  sent to your plotter after the data bits.
		  The specified number of stop bits must be the same
		  as that of your plotter.
		  The default value is 1.

	  FlowControl = [Xon/Xoff CTS DSR DCD]
		  This parameter indicates the type of flow control that
		  will be used while communicating with your plotter.
		  When Xon/Xoff is used, POP will send the optimized
		  data to your plotter until it receives an XOFF
		  character. After receiving an XOFF, it will
		  not recommence until it receives an XON character.
		  When CTS, DSR or DCD is specified, hardware flow
		  control is used. POP will wait for the specified
		  hardware signal to go up before sending optimized
		  data to your plotter. When the specified signal goes
		  down, POP will stop sending data until the signal
		  goes up again.
		  The specified flow control type must be the same as
		  that of your plotter.
		  The default value is DSR.

	  Xon/XoffWaitForDCD = [Yes No]
		  This parameter indicates if POP must wait for the
		  DCD (Data Carrier Detect) modem control signal to
		  be raised before sending data to the plotter.
		  Normally, the plotter raises its DCD signal as soon
		  as it is powered on. When used with Xon/Xoff flow
		  control, waiting for DCD ensures that POP will not
		  send the optimized plot file to a plotter that is
		  powered off.
		  The default value is Yes.

	  PS2Model = [Yes No]
		  This parameter is used only if you are using POP
		  for Windows with a PS2 Computer Model and intend
		  to send the resulting optimized plot directly to
		  either COM3: or COM4:. In this case, set this
		  parameter to Yes to force POP to use the PS2
		  default port address when sending data to either
		  COM3: or COM4:.
		  The default value is No.






9- New Features and History of Fixes
   ---------------------------------

   This section briefly describes the fixes and new features included
   in different POP versions.

 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 |	   |								     |
 | Version |		      Fixes and/or New Features 		     |
 |	   |								     |
 |---------+-----------------------------------------------------------------|
 |  1.0.0a |   POP first release					     |
 |---------+-----------------------------------------------------------------|
 |  1.0.0b |   Minor modifications					     |
 |---------+-----------------------------------------------------------------|
 |  1.0.0c |   Minor modifications					     |
 |---------+-----------------------------------------------------------------|
 |  1.0.0d |   The HPGL 'AP' command does not freeze the PC anymore.         |
 |	   |								     |
 |	   |   The HPGL 'VS' command generated by POP is now sent            |
 |	   |   using the 'VS Velocity' format. This is because the HP7475    |
 |	   |   plotter (and possibly other plotters) does not support the    |
 |	   |   'VS Velocity,PenNumber' format, which caused the error        |
 |	   |   light to go on.						     |
 |	   |								     |
 |	   |   POPCFG minor modifications.				     |
 |	   |								     |
 |---------+-----------------------------------------------------------------|
 |  1.0.1a |   Full wildcard (*,?) support for both the POP InputFile	     |
 |	   |   and OutputFile specifications.				     |
 |	   |								     |
 |	   |   POP no longer creates a temporary file when it starts, so     |
 |	   |   no write access is required on the drive where POP is	     |
 |	   |   started from.						     |
 |	   |								     |
 |	   |   The FOOTPRINT shareware trial option no longer exists.	     |
 |	   |   Only its EXPIRATION DATE is used.			     |
 |	   |								     |
 |---------+-----------------------------------------------------------------|
 |  1.0.1b |   Information for Registration in Europe added.		     |
 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 |  1.0.1c |   Includes the first POP for Windows version.		     |
 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------







10- Warranty
   --------

   INOCAD makes no warranty of any kind, express or implied, concerning
   the merchantability or fitness of the Plotter Optimizer (POP) for
   a particular purpose. INOCAD shall not be liable for any damages to
   data or property arising directly or indirectly as a result of using
   this program or as a result of a failure of this program to operate
   in the manner desired by the user, whether such damages be direct,
   indirect, special or consequential.







11- License
   -------

   POP is distributed as shareware.

   Non-registered users of POP are granted a limited, 30-day license
   to determine whether or not this program meets their needs.
   Continued use beyond the 30-day evaluation period requires
   registration.  Use of non-registered copies of POP beyond the
   original evaluation period is strictly prohibited.

   Copying and distributing POP to others is also subject to the
   following restrictions:

	-    POP must be copied in its original form, including the
	     file containing this license information.

	-    No copying fee may be charged, other than the cost of
	     the copy medium.

	-    Distribution of POP with any other software or
	     hardware product(s) is prohibited without the express
	     written permission of INOCAD.

	-    Sysops (bulletin board System Operators) may make
	     POP available for downloading by their users, as long
	     as all other license conditions are met.

	-    Commercial Distributors of Public Domain, Shareware, or
	     User-Supported software may distribute POP only upon
	     written permission from INOCAD. Distribution is also
	     subject to all other license conditions.





12- How to Contact INOCAD
    ---------------------

   For additional information, or to send us comments or your plot
   file for analysis, please write to:


		      INOCAD
		      P.O. Box 25025, La Citiere
		      La Prairie, Qc
		      CANADA
		      J5R 5H4


  You can reach us from Compuserve at the following Compuserve E-Mail
  address:

		      71743,1771

  If you are using Internet you can reach us at the following E-Mail
  address:

		      71743.1771@compuserve.com


  Please specify the POP version you are currently using.









13- Ordering Information
    --------------------

   When you register your copy of POP, you are granted a license
   to use the program as you desire.  There are several advantages
   to registering your copy of POP:

	-    You will receive the latest version of POP,
	-    You will have access to our E-Mail Support,
	-    Registered users are always treated with high priority.

   To register POP, please complete the following registration form
   (or the file POPORDER.TXT) and send it to the following address:

			 INOCAD
			 P.O. Box 25025, La Citiere
			 La Prairie, Qc
			 CANADA
			 J5R 5H4

   or contact our authorized distributor for all countries of the
   European Union:

			 Companion Data & Electronics
			 Watercirkel 79
			 NL-1186 LP Amstelveen
			 Tel:  +31 (0)20 - 6438106
			 Fax:  +31 (0)20 - 6438106
			 Internet:  cde@xs4all.nl



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     delivery, pay by certified check or money order.

     The above prices include postage and handling.

     Each licensed copy may be used by one person on multiple computers
     or installed at one physical computer location and used by a group
     of people at that location.


     Optional System Information
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       Computer type __286  __386  __486  __Pentium  other____________

       CAD system name and ___________________________________________
       operating system
			   ___________________________________________

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       Plotter model	   ___________________________________________

       Currently using POP version ________________

     Comments ___________________________________________________________

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