Atlas Boundary .BNA Export Automation Options

Since the Export Options dialog is not displayed when the program is driven from an automation script, an options string can be specified in the script. The string consists of comma-separated parameters, which specify the behavior of the various export options. A typical example would be:

 "Defaults=1,ScalingSourceApp=0"

This would set all export options to their default values, then indicate the scaling source information should not be taken from the application, but from previously saved values.

Option Action Default
Defaults=1 Set all options to their default values No
ForgetOptions=1 Don't remember options for later use No
ScalingSourceApp=1 Use application-supplied scaling parameters Yes
ScalingSourceApp=0 Use saved scaling parameters No
SaveScalingInfo=1 Save scaling parameters for later use No
PageLLX=N.N Set application page rectangle lower left X value N/A
PageLLY=N.N Set application page rectangle lower left Y value N/A
PageURX=N.N Set application page rectangle upper right X value N/A
PageURY=N.N Set application page rectangle upper right Y value N/A
FileLLX=N.N Set scaling rectangle lower left X value N/A
FileLLY =N.N Set scaling rectangle lower left Y value N/A
FileURX =N.N Set scaling rectangle upper right X value N/A
FileURY =N.N Set scaling rectangle upper right Y value N/A
BreakApartCompoundAreas Break apart compound areas on export 0
WriteZ 1 to write Z values in the .BLN file. In Grapher 0 will be written in the Z column. 0
BlankMode 0 to set the blanking flag to 0 (blank outside). 1 to set the blanking flag to 1 (blank inside). 2 to use BLN-Flag attribute. In Grapher using BlankMode=2 defaults to the blank inside (1) option. 1

See Also

Export - Automation

Atlas Boundary .BNA Import Automation Options