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<!--Copyright (C) 1988-2005 by the Institute of Global Environment and Society (IGES). See file COPYRIGHT for more information.-->

<H2><B>set display</B></H2><P>
<code>set display <i>grey|greyscale|color
&lt;black|white&gt;</i></code><P>
Sets the mode of the display. <p>
By default, the mode is <code>color</code>, where shading and contouring
is done with a rainbow of colors. When using a monochrome display, these
colors may not map to greyscale in a pleasing way. When the mode is set to
<code>greyscale</code>, contours are displayed using a single grey level,
and shaded contours are done using a sequence of greyscales. <p>

You may optionally set the hardware background color to <code>black</code>
or <code>white</code>. The default is <code>black</code>. <p>

Issuing: <code>set display grey white</code> gives a result on the display
that is very similar to the output produced by <code>gxps</code>. <p>
<H3>Usage Note</H3><P>
<ol>
<li>This command DOES NOT affect hardcopy output. <p>
</ol>
<H3>Examples</H3><P>