Specifies how to deal with the current printing device, in terms of setting printing resolution. Options are Minimum, Maximum, and Leave it Alone. If minimum is selected, then CavePlot sets the printer to print at its minimum resolution. This is too make printing go faster, and is similar to selecting "Draft" mode, except that graphics are still supported. If maximum is selected, then CavePlot sets the printer to print at its maximum resolution. This may take longer to print, but will draw very fine lines on laser printers. This is similar to selecting "Best" mode. CavePlot will choose the maximum resolution supported by the current system printer and driver, but only up to 600 dpi. Above 600 dpi, printing to more than 1 page can generate printing problems, due to printing at locations greater than 32,000 pixels away. Some macintoshes cannot specify graphic locations more than 32,000 pixels wide.
