Short: DOS-Handler for HPGL-Supporting Printers Author: Oliver.Hitz@unifr.ch (Oliver Hitz) Type: text/print Version: 1.0 Architecture: m68k-amigaos >= 2.0.4 Some programs offer the output of HPGL data. This can sometime have big advantages, e.g. in CAD programs. Instead of calculating huge bitmaps, you just tell your printer "draw me a line from here to there; draw me a circle with the diameter ...". The rest is done by your printer. Although language is designed for plotters, many other printers also support it (See  Supported Printers ). If you also own such a printer, Plot-Handler is very handy to you. It invokes the HPGL mode of your printer, sends the data to it and puts your printer back into the standard mode. If you don't own a printer, which supports HPGL, sorry! (But if you really want to use HPGL, there exists another program called Plot-Handler, which turns every graphics printer into a HPGL printer (It is part of FF333 "MultiPlot" and FF698 "SCRAM500"). In this case you don't need my Plot-Handler anymore.