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Publication Part Number W0001-460
Sheet 1 of 20
Title: IBM PC, MS DOS
BATCHPLT
Version 2.0
Publication Part Number W0001-460
Sheet 2 of 20
CONTENTS
Heading Page
General description........................................... 3
Installation...................................................4
Operations.....................................................5
Main Screen....................................................6
Info...........................................................7
Configure......................................................7
Nesting........................................................8
Nesting enable...............................................9
Cut Line.....................................................9
Borders......................................................9
Directory.....................................................10
Files.........................................................11
Configuring Drawings........................................12
Part of Drawing.............................................13
Rotation....................................................13
Copies......................................................13
Pens........................................................15
Scale.......................................................16
Plot Size...................................................16
Main screen with drawings selected............................17
Editing drawing configurations................................18
Change......................................................18
Remove......................................................18
Skip........................................................18
Plot .........................................................19
Reset.........................................................19
Quit .........................................................19
List of materials.............................................20
Systems requirements..........................................20
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GENERAL DESCRIPTION
BATCHPLT is a Graphical User Interface (GUI) used to assist the user
in plotting a batch of drawings using AutoCAD version 10 286/386 or
Version 11 286/386 to a CalComp plotter.
BATCHPLT 2.0 has several enhancements over the past versions.
Graphical User Interface (GUI). With the advent of the MacIntosh
and Windows, GUI's are becoming the norm. This method allows for
a simple and effective method of communications between the user
and the program.
Mouse Support. BATCHPLT can use a MicroSoft serial or bus mouse.
Plotter pen support. BATCHPLT allows the user to download pen
definitions with the plot and also map AutoCAD's colors to
different plotter pens.
Rotation. BATCHPLT allows the user to rotate the plot in order
to save plotter paper.
Plotter specific configurations. BATCHPLT supports all of the
current CalComp plotters and adjusts it's operation to best
utilize the plotter's capabilities.
Copies. If your plotter is capable of accepting the CCGL copy
command it is sent once and multiple copies will be produced.
Nesting enhancements.
The method of nesting plots has been enhanced to allow
nesting without ever leaving AutoCAD. This will speed up
the process of generating the drawings in a nest.
BATCHPLT can also output the nested plot to a file for
network plotting.
For raster plotters such as the DrawingMaster or the
Electrostatics, up to 4 nests will be placed in the same
plot to reduce paper usage.
ANSI standard borders can be added to the plots along with
the plot name, date, and time.
The nested plots can be outlined with a solid or dashed line
creating a cut line for separating the plots.
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INSTALLATION
Step 1. Check the CalComp shipped diskette.
Insert the CalComp shipped diskette in Drive A or B. Type
DIR A: or B:. Check your diskette and compare the files with the
Section "List of Materials". Also read "System Requirements"
before you begin.
Step 2. Installing files to hard disk.
An install program is provided for installing BATCHPLT to your
hard-disk. The program will allow the user to select the drive
letter on which BATCHPLT will be installed. INSTALL will create
a sub-directory called \CALCOMP and copy an ADI driver, BATCHPLT
and all support files.
To execute INSTALL:
Make the CalComp supplied floppy the current drive by typing:
A: or B: and press enter
INSTALL and press enter
The install program will display an introduction and ask the user
to press any key to continue. Press a key.
Next the install program will ask which ADI driver to install.
There are two drivers available. CCP386 is a protected mode
driver to use with AutoCAD 386 Version 10 or 11. CCPADI is a
real mode driver to use with any version of AutoCAD. Use the up
or down arrow keys to highlight the required driver and press
return.
Next the install program will ask the user to select the hard
disk for installation. If multiply drives are available a list
of the available drive names will be displayed. Use the up or
down arrow keys to highlight the required hard disk and then
press return.
INSTALL will check for the existence of a sub-directory called
\CALCOMP on the selected hard drive. If the sub-directory exists
a warning message will be displayed and asks if the user wants to
continue.
INSTALL will copy all programs and supporting files to the hard
drive selected and in a sub-directory called \CALCOMP.
INSTALLATION COMPLETE
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BATCHPLT OPERATIONS
BATCHPLT is a program used to batch plot drawings. It is assumed that
AutoCAD can plot drawings and operate the plotter before BATCHPLT is
executed. Make sure that you can plot using one of the CalComp
supplied ADI drivers (CCP386 or CCPADI 3.0) before operating BATCHPLT.
NOTE:
BATCHPLT is a Graphical User Interface (GUI) program that can
be operated with or without a mouse. With a mouse you select
the options to execute and 'Click' the left button. Without a
mouse use the keyboard and press the letter Capitalized within
the Menu or Button required.
To start BATCHPLT make the CALCOMP subdirectory the current directory
by typing from the DOS prompt:
cd /CALCOMP and press return
Then:
BATCHPLT and press return
At start-up, BATCHPLT requires knowledge about AutoCAD. It expects to
find an environment variable 'ACADCFG' which point to AutoCAD's
configuration file (ACAD.CFG). If ACAD.CFG can not be located,
BATCHPLT will ask you to tell it where it is.
Next BATCHPLT will look for AUTOCAD by searching the PATH environment
variable. If ACAD.EXE cannot be found BATCHPLT will ask you to tell
it where it is.
If the Protected mode driver (CCP386) is configured in ACAD.CFG,
BATCHPLT will look for another environment variable (PLPADI), which
points to the location of the protected mode ADI driver. If this
variable or CCP386.EXP cannot be found, BATCHPLT will display an
error message and then terminate.
If the Real mode driver (CCPADI 3.0) is configured in ACAD.CFG,
BATCHPLT will attempt to contact the driver to determine if it is
resident in memory and if it is the correct version. If either of the
above conditions are not met, BATCHPLT will display an error message
and then terminate.
When all the above conditions are met, BATCHPLT will begin.
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The main graphical screen will be displayed looking something like
this:
----------------------------------------------------------------------
| date TITLE time |
----------------------------------------------------------------------
| current subdirectory |
----------------------------------------------------------------------
| Info Configure Directory Files Plot Reset Quit |
----------------------------------------------------------------------
| |
| |
| |
| |
| |
| |
| |
| |
----------------------------------------------------------------------
The third line down is a Horizontal Menu. There are 7 items listed on
the menu:
Info Displays information about the program and AutoCAD
configurations.
Configure Used to configure BATCHPLT
Directory Used to change the current sub-directory
Files Used to select and configure drawings to plot
Plot To plot selected drawings
Reset Used to reset the ADI driver
Quit Used to abort the program
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INFO
To see information about BATCHPLT and AutoCAD configurations select
the Info menu item with the mouse and Click the left button or type
'I' on the keyboard. A pop-up will appear. To clear the Information
pop-up, click the mouse again or press a key.
CONFIGURE
To configure BATCHPLT, select the Configure menu item with the mouse
and click the left button or type 'C' on the keyboard. Another window
will appear.
|----------------------------------------------|
| BATCH PLOT OPTIONS |
| |
| -------------------------------------- |
| | Nesting | sTandard sizes | |
| -------------------------------------- |
| |
| |
| --------------- |
| | oK | canceL | |
| --------------- |
| |
|----------------------------------------------|
To Save the options, select the oK button with the mouse and click the
left button or press 'K' on the keyboard. To Quit and revert back to
the last saved settings, select the canceL button with the mouse and
click the left mouse or press 'L' on the keyboard.
BATCHPLT has two basic options. What to do about nesting and which
size standard do you want to use.
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NESTING
Nesting is the process of arranging plots on paper in an array
designed to save paper. BATCHPLT uses 'canned' nests based on D or E
paper size, roughly 24" X 36" or 36" X 48". The nesting feature
within BATCHPLT allows the user to select the drawing but not how they
are nested. EXAMPLE or an E size nest:
|-------------------------------------------------------|
| | | A |
| | B | size plot |
| | size |------------|
| | plot | A |
| | | size plot |
| D size plot |---------------------------|
| | |
| | |
| | C size plot |
| | |
| | |
| | |
|-------------------------------------------------------|
Nesting has 3 options:
Enable
Separate plots with a cut line
Allow for borders
To change or view the nesting options select the Nesting button within
the Configuration Window with the mouse and click the left button or
press 'N' on the key board. Another Window will appear displaying the
Nesting options.
|---------------------------------------------------------|
| NESTING OPTIONS |
| |
| Nesting Cutline Borders |
| ------- ---------- ------------ |
| | No | | Off | | nonE | |
| ------- ---------- ------------ |
| | Yes | | dasHed | | alloW | |
| ------- ---------- ------------ |
| | soLid | | aDD name | |
| ---------- ----------- |
| |
| --------------- |
| | oK | canceL | |
| --------------- |
| |
|---------------------------------------------------------|
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Displayed are three column of buttons labeled NESTING, CUTLINE, and
BORDERS.
NESTING
The NESTING column will disable nesting entirely by selecting No.
This disabling of nesting will make the other two options invalid. To
disable nesting entirely, select the No button with the mouse and
click the left button or press 'N' on the keyboard. To enable
nesting, select the Yes button with the mouse and click the left
button or press 'Y' on the keyboard
CUT LINE
The CUTLINE column will allow a line to be drawn around all plots in a
nest. This line can be solid or dashed. To disable the cutline
select the Off button with the mouse and click the left button or
press 'O' on the keyboard. To select a dashed cutline, select the
dasHed button with the mouse and click the left button or press 'H' on
the keyboard. To select a solid cutline, select the soLid button with
the mouse and click the left button or press 'L' on the keyboard.
BORDER
The BORDER column will allow for borders around the plot. ANSI
standard borders will be used. When borders are allowed the actual
size of the drawing will be reduced to allow for the borders. The
name, date and time can be placed within the borders for
identification. To disable BORDERS, select the nonE button with the
mouse and click the left button or press 'E' on the keyboard. To
allow borders, select the alloW button with the mouse and click the
left button or press 'W' on the keyboard. To allow borders and add
the name, date and time to the drawing, select the aDD name button
with the mouse and press the left button or press 'D' on the keyboard.
The ANSI standard borders are listed below:
ANSI Sizes Architectural ISO
Width Height Width Height Width Height
A 0.38" x 0.25" 0.38" x 0.25" 10mm x 10mm
B 0.38" x 0.62" 0.38" x 0.62" 10mm x 10mm
C 0.75" x 0.50" 0.75" x 0.50" 10mm x 10mm
D 0.50" x 1.00" 0.50" x 1.00" 20mm x 20mm
E 1.00" x 0.50" 1.00" x 0.50" 20mm x 20mm
As with all option windows, select the oK button to save the current
settings with the mouse and click the left button or press 'K' on the
keyboard. To Quit and revert back to the last saved settings, select
the canceL button with the mouse and click the left button or press
'L' on the keyboard.
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DIRECTORY
The Directory menu item is used to change the current sub-directory.
This is done to locate and select drawing files to be plotted.
Multiple directories can be used when selecting drawings. To change
directories, select the Directory menu item with the mouse and press
the left button or press 'D' on the keyboard. A pop-up will appear
prompting you to enter the name of the new directory. The current
directory name will be displayed.
The directory name can simply be entered by typing the path of the new
directory on the keyboard. The current directory name can be edited
by placing the cursor at the start or end or middle of the name and
inserting or deleting characters. The placement can be done with the
arrow keys on the keyboard. When a correct sub-directory name has
been entered, press enter or click the left button on the mouse.
BATCHPLT will scan the new directory to determine if it exists. If
not found an error message will be displayed and you will be ask to
re-enter a directory name. If the new directory is found it will be
searched for DWG files. If no DWG files are found an error message
will be displayed and you will be asked to re-enter a directory name.
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FILES
The Files menu item is used to select and configure drawing files for
plotting. To start this process, select the Files menu item with the
mouse and click the left button or press 'F' on the keyboard. Another
window will appear along with a pop-up.
|-----------------------------
| Select drawing file |
| ---- |
| acad.dwg |/\| |
| shuttle.dwg |--| |
| 123r34dd.dwg |--| |
| 29d3djal.dwg | | |
| kdle9ld.dwg | | |
| project1.dwg | | |
| project2.dwg | | |
| project3.dwg |\/| |
| ---- |
| -------- ------- |
| | ^ent | | esc | |
| -------- ------- |
| |
| -------- |
| | move | |
| -------- |
| |
|----------------------------|
This pop-up works by selecting the drawing to be plotted with the
mouse and clicking the left button or using the up or down arrow keys
and pressing return. A check mark will appear to the left of a
drawing that has been selected. If a slider bar appears on the right
side of the drawing names, that means more names are available than
can be listed. Select the up arrow on top of the slider bar or the
down arrow on the bottom of the slider bar with the mouse and click
the left button. Use the PGUP or PGDN or HOME or END keys to move
around the list with the keyboard.
When all drawings have been selected and have a check mark on the left
side, select the '^ent' button, with the mouse and click the left
button. If not using a mouse press and hold the control (Ctrl) key
and press return.
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If you wish to escape from this pop-up with out selecting any
drawings, the method is different with a mouse than with a keyboard.
With a mouse select the 'esc' button and click the left button. With
a keyboard, DO NOT PRESS the ESCAPE key. This program will terminate
when the ESCAPE key is pressed. De-select all drawings by
re-selecting them until no check marks are found and then press and
hold the control (Ctrl) key and press return. If no drawing are
selected and the pop-up is told to continue, it returns to the main
window.
The move button will move this box around the screen. It is
un-necessary to do this.
CONFIGURING DRAWINGS
After all drawing have been selected, the user will be able to
configure each drawing. The configuration window will be displayed
for all drawings.
|-------------------------------------------------------------------|
| Configure dwg name |
| |
| Part of Drawing Plot Size |
| ------------ -------------- ----- |
| | liMits | | cOpies: 1 | | A | A 11.0 x 8.5 |
| ----------- -------------- ----- |
| | eXtents | | B | B 17.00 x 11.00 |
| ----------- ----- |
| | disPlay | | C | C 22.00 x 17.00 |
| ----------- ----- |
| -------- | D | D 34.00 x 22.00 |
| | peNs | ----- |
| Rotation -------- | E | E 44.00 x 34.00 |
| ------- ----- |
| | 0 | | M | Max 163.00 x 34.00 |
| ------- ----- |
| | 90 | |
| ------- ------------- |
| | 180 | | scaLe: F | |
| ------- ------------- |
| | 270 | |
| ------- --------------- |
| | oK | canceL | |
| --------------- |
| |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------|
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The first time this window appears it will have program defaults. For
subsequent drawings the previous configurations will become the
default. IE: if rotation was set at 90 for the first drawing, the
default rotation for the second drawing will be 90.
PART OF DRAWING
Part of Drawing determines what boundary limits of the drawing should
be plotted. 'liMits' corresponds to the drawing limits defined by the
user when the drawing was created. 'eXtents' corresponds to the
physical limits of the drawing. 'disPlay' corresponds to the part of
the drawing that was last displayed. Select the part of the drawing
to plotted by selecting one of the three buttons with the mouse and
click the left button or press 'M' for liMits, 'X' for eXtents, or
'P' for disPlay with the keyboard.
ROTATION
Rotation is the angle at which you wish this drawing to be plotted.
If nesting is active this entire column of buttons will be 'grayed'
out and will be inactive. If nesting is not active select the degree
of rotation desired by positioning the mouse on the required button
and press the left button or press '0' for 0 degrees, '9' for 90
degrees, '1' or '8' for 180 degrees, or '2' or '7' for 270 degrees.
COPIES
Copies is the number of copies of this drawing you wish plotted. To
change the number of copies, select the cOpies button with the mouse
and click the left button or press 'O' on the keyboard. A pop-up will
appear.
------------------------------
| Copies |
| ------ /\ |
| | 1 | |
| ------ \/ |
| |
| ------------ |
| | ok | esc | |
| ------------ |
| ---------------------------|
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The operations of this pop-up vary depending if you are using a mouse
or keyboard.
If using a mouse select the up or down arrow to increase or decrease
the counter everytime you click the left button. When the correct
number of copies is displayed, select the 'ok' button and click the
left button. If you wish to quit without making any changes to the
original value, select the 'esc' button and click the left button.
If using the keyboard, you can use the up or down arrow to increase
or decrease the value everytime you press a key. Another way is to
simply type in the number of copies using the number keys on the
keyboard. The arrow keys will position the cursor to where you can
insert or delete an incorrect number. The backspace key will work as
well. When the correct number of copies is displayed press return.
If you wish to quit without making any changes to the original value,
DO NOT PRESS the escape key. The ESCAPE key will terminate the
program. Press return and re-select the cOpies function by typing 'O'
on the keyboard and change as needed.
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PENS
Pens is used to do pen mapping. To map AutoCAD colors to plotter
pens, select peNs with the mouse and click the left button or press
'N' on the keyboard. Another window will appear:
--------------------------------------------------------------
| PEN MAPPING |
| |
| Enity Plotter Enity Plotter |
| Color Pen Nbr Color Pen Nbr |
| ----------- ------------ |
| | Red | 1 | Nine | 9 |
| ----------- ------------ |
| | Yellow | 2 | Ten | 10 |
| ----------- ------------ |
| | Green | 3 | eLeven | 11 |
| ----------- ----------- |
| | Cyan | 4 | tWelve | 12 |
| ----------- ------------ |
| | Blue | 5 | tHirteen | 13 |
| ----------- ------------ |
| | Magenta | 6 | fOurteen | 14 |
| ----------- ------------ |
| | blacK | 7 | Fifteen | 15 |
| ----------- ------------ |
| | Eight | |
| ----------- ----------- -------- |
| | Default | | eXit | |
| ----------- -------- |
--------------------------------------------------------------
To change the displayed pen mapping, select the entity color with the
mouse and click the left button. If not using a mouse press:
'R' for red 'N' for nine
'Y' for yellow 'T' for ten
'G' for green 'L' for eleven
'C' for cyan 'W' for twelve
'B' for blue 'H' for thirteen
'M' for magenta 'O' for fourteen
'K' for black 'F' for fifteen
'E' for eight
on the keyboard. A pop-up will appear attached to the entity color
selected. This pop-up will look very similar to the one used for
entering the number of copies and will operate exactly the same. For
more information on this pop-up see COPIES.
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If you wish to change back to program default pen mapping, select the
Default button with the mouse and click the left button or press 'D'
on the keyboard.
When all entity colors have been properly mapped to the correct
plotter pens, select the eXit button with the mouse and click the left
button or press 'X' on the keyboard.
SCALE
This button corresponds to AutoCAD's:
Specify scale by entering:
Plotter inches = Drawing units or Fit or ? <F>
The program default for this options to fit the drawing inside the
available plotting area. If you wish to change this option, select
the scaLe button with the mouse and click the left button or press 'L'
on the keyboard. A pop-up will appear prompting you to enter the
desired scale values.
NOTE: If improper or illegal values are enter here it can cause
BATCHPLT to fail. BATCHPLT has not way to know if the
values entered are valid or illegal.
Type in the desired scale values and press return. The same editing
functions are available as with changing the current directory. For
more information see DIRECTORY.
PLOT SIZE
This column allows the user to select a paper size for this plot. The
radio buttons are label A,B,C,D,E, and M for usage and do not
necessarily relate to an actual size name. To the right of the
buttons are the size names and dimensions. M is for Maximum plotting
area allowed by the selected plotter.
If nesting is activated the M button will be grayed out and invalid.
If a size is greater than the plotting area of the selected plotter,
that size button will also be grayed out and invalid.
Position the mouse on the required button and click the left button or
for keyboard operations press:
A for A, 1, or A4 size
B for B, 2, or A3 size
C for C, 3, or A2 size
D for D, 4, or A1 size
E for E, 6, or A0 size
M for Maximum size
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To keep this drawing and its configurations, select the oK button with
the mouse and click the left button or press 'K' on the keyboard. To
de-select this drawing, select the canceL button with the mouse and
click the left button or press 'L' on the keyboard. If you Quit on a
drawing, this drawing will NOT be plotted.
When drawings have been selected and configured they will appear in
the main window as follows:
----------------------------------------------------------------------
| date TITLE time |
----------------------------------------------------------------------
| current subdirectory |
----------------------------------------------------------------------
| Info Configure Directory Files Plot Reset Quit |
----------------------------------------------------------------------
| NBR Dwg Name Part Size Copies Rotation Scale Pens |
| 1 AIRPLANE E A 1 0 F Default |
| 2 B11-20 L E 12 90 1=1 Mapped |
| 3 B21-30 D C 2 270 1'=5" Mapped |
| |
| |
| |
| |
----------------------------------------------------------------------
NBR is a column that keeps a running count of the number of plots.
Dwg Name is the drawing name
Part is the part of the drawing to plot
Size is the size name
Copies is the number of copies
Rotation is the plotting angle
Scale is the AutoCAD's scaling parameters
Pens will denote whether the pens have been mapped or defaulted
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EDITING DRAWING CONFIGURATIONS
If any of the display configurations are incorrect, they can be
changed by reselecting the drawing using the 'Files' menu item. When
BATCHPLT encounters a drawing name that has already been selected, A
pop-up will appear giving the user three choices:
C:\acad11\airplane.dwg. DUPLICATE SELECTION
Change
Remove
Skip
CHANGE
Change will display the drawing and it's original configurations and
will allow the user to change any configurations not correct.
REMOVE
Remove will remove this drawing from the accepted list and it will not
be plotted.
SKIP
Skip assumes you selected this drawing a second time in error and
simply skips it.
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PLOT
When all drawings have been selected and configured, it is time to
plot. If BATCHPLT will be driving the plotter directly, make sure it
is ready with paper, pens, etc. Start the plotting process by
selecting the 'Plot' menu item with the mouse and click the left
button or press 'P' on the keyboard.
The screen will clear and if nesting is active, BATCHPLT will tell you
the nest number and the number of plots per nest it intends to build.
BATCHPLT will then start up AutoCAD.
NOTE:
During the plotting process, if any support files such as shape
files, are not readily available, BATCHPLT will FAIL. If the
plotter is not ready or hangs, BATCHPLT will hang as well.
BATCHPLT is simply a tool to help in the batch plotting of
drawings. A lot of unknowns exist and any of them can cause
BATCHPLT to fail.
RESET
If BATCHPLT fails or hangs without completing all drawings selected,
it will be necessary to reset the ADI drivers. In order for the ADI
drivers (CCP386 or CCPADI 3.0) to work with BATCHPLT, they have to be
told beforehand. The ADI drivers will clear themselves if the Batch
of plots complete. If they do not complete, the ADI drivers will be
left in a state expecting BATCHPLT to be in control and will fail in
unknown ways if not RESET.
To Reset the ADI drivers, select the Reset menu item with mouse and
click the left button or press 'R' on the keyboard. A pop-up will
appear asking if you wish to reset the currently configured ADI
driver. Answer Yes or No.
QUIT
If you wish to exit the program without plotting, select the Quit menu
item with the mouse and click the left button or press 'Q' on the
keyboard. A prompt will appear asking if you really want to Quit.
Select Yes or No.
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LIST OF MATERIALS
The CalComp Supplied floppy should contain the following files:
BATCHPLT.EXE Program
AN_D_SRH.DT2 Batchplt support file
AN_E_SRH.DT2 Batchplt support file
AN_D_PLT.DT2 Batchplt support file
AN_E_PLT.DT2 Batchplt support file
AR_D_PLT.DT2 Batchplt support file
AR_E_PLT.DT2 Batchplt support file
IS_D_PLT.DT2 Batchplt support file
IS_E_PLT.DT2 Batchplt support file
BATCHPLT.DOC Batchplt documententation
INSTALL.EXE Installation program
CCP386.EXP Protected Mode ADI driver
CCP386.DOC Protected Mode Documentation
CCPADI.EXE Real Mode ADI driver
CCPCFG.EXE Real Mode Driver config program
CCPADI.DOC Real Mode documentation
SETUP.EXE Thermal Transfer Setup program
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
IBM PC or Compatible
EGA or VGA card and monitor
DOS 2.0 or later
AutoCAD 10 286/386 or 11 286/386
