This page covers notes for PrintCAD 1.30 that  are not included in the
         v1.18 manual.

           Version 1.30  follows  version  1.18.  This and future versions will
           match the version of PrintGL that includes the same function.

           The  /YA option turns  on  ADI binary  file handling.  With this set
           PrintCAD interprets ADI binary files (as well as HP-GL).  By sending
           binary data in blocks  via DOS functions, instead  of one coordinate
           at a time via interrupt 78h, the data is sent significantly faster.

           PrintCAD  now automatically puts its swappable work area in the high
           part of  DOS base  memory.  The L  suboption of /X  says  to put the
           resident area  in  at the bottom of DOS memory (as  before).  The  W
           suboption of /X says to put the swappable work area at the bottom of
           DOS memory.

           PCADDV.EXE is no longer needed and should not be used.

           The DOS environment variable PRINTCAD is examined by PrintCAD and if
           it is nonblank  then  it  is  put  in  front  of  the  command  line
           parameters.  When you  need to exceed the 127  character DOS command
           line limit, put some of the parameters in the PRINTCAD variable, for
           example

             SET PRINTCAD=/CRGB... /S... /W...
             PCAD /P*.PLT ...

           The /FU driver has been removed and replaced by /FL!.

           /F@ supports the Canon BJC880.

           /F& is a native mode driver for the Canon BJC800/820 and BJ200.

           /FD+!  supports the  Canon  LBP 8 Mk 4 at 600 dpi.  The !  suboption
           switches  from  blank  area  data   compression  to   CaPSL  4  data
           compression.

           /F4+!  supports the IBM 4029 LaserPrinter with 600 dpi PPDS upgrade.
           Adding  the  !  suboption  to  /F4  switches  from  blank area  data
           compression to IBM 4029 data compression.

           HP-GL output allows up to 24 pens.

           Six additional shading patterns are available, A is 6.2%, B is 3.1%,
           C is 1.6%, D is 87.5%, E is 62.5%, and F is 37.5%.