1 VG 
  VG is a program for the generation of viewgraphs or presentation
  materials using the laser printer, plotters, or CAD hardcopy device.
  Commands and text are placed in a file using a standard text editor
  (such as ADAM) and then interpreted by VG.  Execute VG by entering: 

       VG filename[.type]

  If the filetype is omitted, .VG is assumed.  The viewgraph may be pre-
  viewed on any Tektronix, Graphon, or GP29 terminal and then the file may
  be edited and VG rerun to produce output on one of the hardcopy devices.
  For details get a copy of the VG manual from Lisa Burns or Art Ragosta.
2 /CHECKOUT
  Makes VG act as if the CHECKOUT command had been included in the file.
  (The opposite of /NICE).
2 /DEBUG

  If the /DEBUG qualifier is specified, a file named DISSPLA.OUT will be 
  created showing any errors that occurred during generation of the 
  graphics.  Otherwise, this file will be suppressed.
2 /DEVICE
  The device specified in the embedded DEVICE command may be overriden.
  Specify /DEVICE=devicename.
2 /HANDFEED

  If the device used is LASER or QMS, the HANDFEED qualifier will insert
  the commands to handfeed paper (LPRINTer) or feed from the lower tray
  (QPRINTer).
2 /LASER
  If the /LASER qualifier is specified, the device type will be interpreted
  as QMS regardless of the value of the DEVICE command in the data file.
2 /NICE
  The /NICE qualifier overrides the CHECKOUT and SHADE OFF commands.
2 /PRINT
  The /PRINT option will automatically print the created file on the 
  appropriate device (LASER, VERSATEC, TALARIS) and notify the
  submitter when completed.  Note: this makes the command:

     BAT "VG/L/P filespec"

  a fully batch-oriented option.  /PRINT is ignored for devices other than
  printers.
2 /QMS
  The /QMS qualifier is the same as /LASER.
2 /TALARIS
  The /TALARIS qualifier sets the device type to TALARIS regardless
  of the value in the DEVICE command in the input file.  If /PRINT is
  specified, the output file will be TPRINTed.
2 /VERSATEC
  The /VERSATEC qualifier sets the device type to VERSATEC regardless
  of the value in the DEVICE command in the input file.  
2 /WHERE
  The /WHERE qualifier will bring up the cross-hair cursor on Tektronix
  compatible terminals so that the user may examine the X,Y locations
  of selected points.  Position the cursor to the desired point and enter
  <RETURN>.  Select as many points as you desire (up to 20).  On the 
  final point, enter a character other than <RETURN> or <SPACE>.  The
  terminal will return to text mode and all points will be displayed
  in order at that time.
