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menu causes the Gnuplot 'pause' command to print a message in a dialog box,
and wait for you to end the dialog before continuing.

:h2 res=121. Pause with dialog box
:i2 refid=mopt. Pause with dialog box
:p.Selecting the :hp2.Dialog box:ehp2. menu item from the :hp2.Pause options:ehp2.
menu causes the Gnuplot 'pause' command to print a message in a dialog box,
and wait for you to end the dialog before continuing.
:p.Selecting the :hp2.Menu bar:ehp2. menu item from the :hp2.Pause options:ehp2.
menu causes the Gnuplot 'pause' command to enable the :hp2.Continue:ehp2.
menu item. 
:p.Selecting the :hp2.Gnuplot:ehp2. menu item from the :hp2.Pause options:ehp2.
menu causes the Gnuplot 'pause' command to be handled by the Gnuplot
program.

:h2 res=122. Pause with menu item
:i2 refid=mopt. Pause with menu item
:p.Selecting the :hp2.Menu bar:ehp2. menu item from the :hp2.Pause options:ehp2.
menu causes the Gnuplot 'pause' command to enable the :hp2.Continue:ehp2.
menu item. 
:p.Plotting will be resumed when this item is selected.
:p.Any text message is ignored.

:h2 res=123. Pause in Gnuplot
:i2 refid=mopt. Pause in Gnuplot
:p.Selecting the :hp2.Gnuplot:ehp2. menu item from the :hp2.Pause options:ehp2.
menu causes the Gnuplot 'pause' command to be handled by the Gnuplot
program.
:p.In order to resume plotting, you will have to select the Gnuplot command line
window, and press the enter key.
 
:h2 res=210. Pop to front
:i2 refid=mopt. Pop to front
:p.Selecting the :hp2.Pop to front:ehp2. menu item from the :hp2.Options:ehp2.
pulldown menu causes the plot window to pop to the front of the
window stack each time a graph is plotted. If this item is unchecked,
the user will have to bring the window to the front by manual selection.

:h2 res=211. Keep aspect ratio
:i2 refid=mopt. Keep aspect ratio
:p.If this menu is checked, then the sides of the plot keep the aspect ratio 
of 1.56 thus filling only partially the plotting window. 
If it is unchecked, then the plot occupies the whole window.

:h2 res=105. Save settings
:i2 refid=mopt. gnupmdrv.ini
:i2 refid=mopt. Save settings
:p.Selecting the :hp2.Save settings:ehp2. menu item from the :hp2.Options:ehp2.
pulldown menu causes the current line, colour and font options to be saved.
The positions and sizes of the windows are also saved.
:p.The data is saved in the file :hp2.gnupmdrv.ini:ehp2. file in the 
program&csq.s working directory. You can delete the file if you want to restore
all settings to their default values. (This file is created even if
no settings are saved.) 


:h1 res=500. Edit Menu Help
:i1 id=medit. Edit menu
:i2 refid=medit. The Edit menu
:p.The :hp2.Edit:ehp2. menu gives you access to commands 
for copying the plot to the clipboard.

:h2 res=501. Copy to clipboard
:i2 refid=medit. Copy to clipboard
:p.Selecting the :hp2.Copy:ehp2. menu item from the :hp2.Edit:ehp2.
pulldown menu causes the current plot to be copied to the system
clipboard. The plot is copied in bitmap and in metafile format.

:h2 res=504. Clear clipboard
:i2 refid=medit. Clear clipboard
:p.Selecting the :hp2.Clear clipboard:ehp2. menu item from 
the :hp2.Edit:ehp2.pulldown menu causes the clipboard to be cleared.

:h1 res=300. Gnuplot Menu Help
:i1 id=mgnu. Gnuplot menu
:i2 refid=mgnu. Moving to GNUPLOT window
:p.Selecting the :hp2.Gnuplot:ehp2. menu item causes the GNUPLOT
command window to be brought to the foreground. The same result can be be
obtained by pressing the ESC key when the Gnushell window is active.

:h1 res=600. Mouse Menu Help
:i1 id=mmouse. Mouse menu
:i2 refid=mmouse. The Mouse menu
:p.The :hp2.Mouse:ehp2. menu gives you access to mouse (pointer)-related 
functions. Recently the mouse code has been rearranged so that many hotkeys 
and other actions are configurable in gnuplot itself; see 'help mouse' and
'help bind'. Help on current mouse configuration is available via hotkey 'h'.
Consequently, the behaviour of the submenu items may be changed according 
to gnuplot or user settings. Menu items showing two hotkeys: the first one 
is user-configurable (so it may not corresponding to the actual settings), 
the other is fixed (has precedence over user settings). 
:p.Note that the new mouse style adds formats 'format', 'clipboardformat' and
'mouseformat' which are not well cared about in the menu; I mean that menu 
items 'Coordinates' and 'Coords. format' are out of date now (no more 
pixels, for instance). You are welcome to update this if you have time.

:h2 res=601. Use mouse
:i2 refid=mmouse. Use mouse
:p.Checking this menu item enables the mouse (pointer device) functionality:
tracing the position over graph, zooming, annotating graph etc. for 2d graphs
and for maps (i.e. `set view` with z-rotation 0,90,180,270 or 360 degrees).
Mousing is not available in multiplot mode. 
Except for the functions available from the menu, 
mouse buttons have the following functions:
:p.:hp2.MB2:ehp2. starts zooming. Press :hp2.MB1:ehp2. to force 
zoom, or :hp2.Esc:ehp2. to cancel zooming. Zooming can be canceled if 
<Esc> is pressed or at least one of the chosen sizes is smaller than 8 pixels.

This driver keeps the list of zoomed ranges. You can browse through it via 
:hp2.Unzoom all:ehp2., :hp2.Unzoom back:ehp2. and :hp2.Zoom next:ehp2..

:p.:hp2.Double click of MB1:ehp2. writes the current pointer position to
clipbord according to the format chosen in :hp2.sprintf format:ehp2. menu.
:p.:hp2.MB3:ehp2. annotates temporarily the graph.

:h2 res=602. Mouse coordinates
:i2 refid=mmouse. Coordinates
:p.Choose the coordinates which are used for showing the mouse position, 
clipboard copy and annotation. 
:p.:hp2.Real coordinates:ehp2. are coordinates of x and y axes of the current 
graph.
:p.:hp2.Screen coordinates:ehp2. are relative coordinates of the screen, 
i.e. [0,0]..[1,1]. These may be used in gnuplot commands like 
:hp2.set label "ahoj" at screen 0.85,0.85:ehp2.
:p.:hp2.Pixel coordinates:ehp2. are the coordinates of the window depending 
on the screen resolution. They determine the precision of the other 
coordinates.
:p.:hp2.x time / date:ehp2. coordinate is useful when the coordinate on the x axis
is time or date. 

:h2 res=605. By mouse...
:i2 refid=mmouse. By mouse: zoom
:p.Well, subitems of this do nothing just remember you which mouse button 
combinations to use for putting the current position to the clipboard, for 
zooming or temporarily annotating the graph. 

:h2 res=603. Coordinates format
:i2 refid=mmouse. Coordinates format
:p.Choose here the format for writing the cursor position into clipboard
(via double click of MB1).

:h2 res=606. Unzoom and zoom history
:i2 refid=mmouse. Unzoom and zoom
:p.These choises lets you browse through the list of zooms.

:h2 res=607. Ruler
:i2 refid=mmouse. Ruler
:p.Disables the ruler if it is already on.
:p.If the ruler has been off, then show it at the current pointer position. 
For every mouse movement, print the ruler position aside of the current 
pointer position, and show their distance (for linear scale) or ratio 
(for log scale), and optionally the :link reftype=hd res=604.polar distance:elink..

:h2 res=604. Polar distance
:i2 refid=mmouse. Polar distance
:p.If this menu item is checked, then the distance between the ruler and 
mouse cursor is printed also in polar coordinates. This is particularly 
useful for dealing with peaks or other objects in maps. Disabled if x or y
axis is logarithmic. 

:h1 res=700. Utilities Menu Help
:i1 id=mutils. Utilities menu
:i2 refid=mutils. The Utilities menu
:p.The :hp2.Utilities:ehp2. menu gives you access to miscellaneous functions, 
mostly those which communicate with gnuplot.

:h2 res=701. Break drawing
:i2 refid=mutils. Break drawing
:p.This menu item, or the hotkey Ctrl-C, lets you break long unwanted drawing
immediately. 

:h2 res=702. Grid on/off
:i2 refid=mutils. Grid on/off
:p.Switches quickly on or off grid of the graph. Equivalent to the commands 
:p.:hp2.set mxtics 2; set mytics 2; set grid; replot:ehp2.
:p.or 
:p.:hp2.set nogrid; replot:ehp2.
:p.respectively, typed in the gnuplot window. 

:h2 res=703. Lin/log y axis
:i2 refid=mutils. Lin/log y axis
:p.Switches quickly between linear and logarithmic y axis. 
Equivalent to commands :hp2.set log y; replot:ehp2. or 
:hp2.set nolog y; replot:ehp2., respectively.

:h2 res=704. Set
:i2 refid=mutils. Set
:p.Switches miscellaneous :hp2.set:ehp2. properties. For example, 
:hp2.set data style dots; replot:ehp2..

:h2 res=710. Autoscale
:i2 refid=mutils. Autoscale
:p.Switches autoscale of x and y axes. Equivalent to
:p.:hp2.set autoscale; replot:ehp2.

:h2 res=711. Replot
:i2 refid=mutils. Replot
:p.Replots the graph by sending the :hp2.replot:ehp2. command.

:h2 res=712. Reload
:i2 refid=mutils. Reload
:p.Reloads a file, i.e it issues :hp2.history !load:ehp2.

:h2 res=715. Command
:i2 refid=mutils. Command
:p.This enables you to send any command to gnuplot from within this 
display driver. This is particularly useful when the gnuplot command line 
is not available (an application sends commands and data to gnuplot via 
pipe, for instance).

:h2 res=716. Commands to clipboard
:i2 refid=mutils. Commands to clipboard
:p.If this option is switched on, then all commands sent to gnuplot will be 
copied into clipboard. This can be useful for tracing the executed commands 
from mouse/hotkey actions, or for displaying x and y ranges during zoom, 
for instance. You may use your favourite clipboard viewer to look at the 
clipboard contents.


:h1 res=400. Continue Menu Help
:i1 id=mcont. Continue menu
:i2 refid=mcont. Continue plotting
:p.Selecting the :hp2.Continue:ehp2. menu item causes plotting
to resume after a pause command is received from Gnuplot.
 

:h1 res=103. Help Menu Help
:i1 id=mabout. Help menu
:p.gnupmdrv help or gnuplot documentation can be accessed from this menu.

:h2 res=197. Help index
:p.Use :hp2.Help index:ehp2. to browse through the help for this display driver.

:h2 res=198. Gnuplot docs
:p.Use :hp2.Gnuplot docs:ehp2. to read the gnuplot documentation.

:h2 res=199.  About
:i2 refid=mabout. About 
:p.The :hp2.About:ehp2. menu item displays the About box, which
just identifies the program.


:h1 res=5000. Printer setup dialog box help
:i1 id=qprint. Printing
:i2 refid=qprint. Printer setup
:p.This dialog box enables you to setup the printer.
:p.The printer that output will be sent to is indicated in the 
:hp2.Current printer:ehp2. field. You can select a different
printer by using the :hp2.Printers:ehp2. item of the :hp2.Options:ehp2.
menu.
:p.The setup can be selected by clicking on the :hp2.OK:ehp2. button.
:p.The setup can be cancelled by selecting :hp2.Cancel:ehp2. .
:p.If your printer driver supports printing to a file, the
:hp2.Print to file named:ehp2. field will not be greyed out. In this case,
you may enter a filename here for sending output to a file rather than to 
a printer. Some printer drivers also support this option from the
printer setup dialog box accessible with the :hp2.Set printer:ehp2.
option. You may choose either method. Some printer drivers (e.g. Postscript)
will not overwrite a file if you use the second method.
:p.The area of the page in which the plot will be displayed is
indicated. You can change this by selecting the :hp2.Set Page:ehp2. button.
You can then adjust the area with the mouse, and click on button 1
to select the new area. Another way of doing this is by typing
the appropriate data into the entry windows which give the size of the
plot area, either in centimeters or relative to the page size. 
:p.If you wish to adjust the default behaviour of the printer,
choose the :hp2.Job properties:ehp2. option. This will bring up your
printer setup dialog box. This is part of the printer driver, and the 
features you can adjust will depend on your printer. You can generally
use this to swich between landscape and portrait mode, for instance.
Note that some drivers might not have any options.
 
:h1 res=2000. Printer selection dialog box help
:i2 refid=qprint. Printer selection
:p.This dialog box enables you to select the printer on which
your output will appear.
:p.Choose a printer from the displayed list. The chosen printer