Notebook.) Select Edit/Paste in your application, or press <SHIFT>-<INS> to copy the plot from the clipboard to the document. From here you're on your own. I'm afraid I'm not a Windows expert, and there are many different applications which can be used. See your application documentation regarding copying graphics screens from the Windows clipboard if you need more help. ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES Certain features are seldom enough changed that it wasn't deemed worthwhile to put them into the Options Menu or the EZSETUP program, yet some users may want to make use of them. These have been addressed by having them controlled by an environment variable. Environment variables are text strings which are entered within DOS and are available to DOS programs such as EZNEC. Once an environment variable is set, it remains set until intentionally reset, or until the computer is turned off or rebooted. EXCEPTION: An environment variable set while in a Windows DOS window will be reset when the window is exited. EZNEC environment variables: ENNF=ON Forces View Antenna NoFlash state ON. ENNF=OFF Forces View Antenna NoFlash state OFF. NOENF=ON Suppresses showing of the ELNEC .EN files during save, recall, and delete operations. EZRGW=OFF Suppresses the warnings for wire connected to nonMININEC real ground. EZEB=OFF Turns off minor entry error beeps. EZRO=ON Enables the ground radial model. (Read USING THE GROUND RADIAL MODEL before using!) EZPR1=OFF Inhibits printer "out of paper" detection. EZXMS=(#) Tells EZNEC how much extended memory (in kbytes) is available, overriding the internal EZNEC test. This must be assigned if EZNEC is used without a memory manager, since EZNEC's internal test requires a memory manager.
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