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Press Enter after you specify the parameters, press the F4 key to specify more
parameters, or press F3 or F12 to cancel the operation.
Field Name Description
Control You may move the image area window by entering one of the following
commands in this field and pressing Enter:
-n Backward
The image area moves n lines toward the top line of the
overlay, the record layout, or the page layout.
+n Forward
The image area moves n lines toward the bottom line of the
overlay, the record layout, or the page layout.
W-n Left
The image area moves n columns toward the first column of
the overlay, the record layout, or the page layout.
W+n Right
The image area moves n columns toward the last column of
the overlay, the record layout, or the page layout.
n The image area moves to the nth line.
Wn The image area moves to the nth column.
*TOP The image area moves to the top line.
*BOT The image area moves to the bottom line.
| When designing an overlay, a simulated printout of the overlay can be
| displayed on the workstation. See the Control field Help for further
| information and restrictions.
| *VIEW A simulated printout of the overlay will be displayed. This
| function is not available when designing record layouts and
| page layouts.
Mark The element mark is displayed in this field. It could be either a
system-assigned mark or a user-assigned name.
Measurement
method
This field shows the measurement method used to specify the position.
You may change this field by pressing the F6 key.
Start position The start position parameter consists of across and down values.
These values specify the horizontal and vertical position of the upper
left corner of the element being defined.
End position The end position parameter consists of across and down values.
These values specify the horizontal and vertical position of the lower
right corner of the element being defined.
Note: Start position and End position determine the size of the
graphics data to be printed. The graphics data will be mapped to the
size when printed.
Source object
type
Type 1 (PC document) or 2 (File) to specify the source object type.
Folder Specifies the folder name where the PC document resides.
PC document Specifies the PC document name which contains the graphics data.
Note: Folder and PC Document prompts replace File, Library, and
member prompts when '1=PC Document' is selected as the Source
object type.
File Specifies the file name where the member resides.
Library Specifies the library name where the file resides.
Member Specifies the member name which contains the graphics data.
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