Explain the printer-selection - dialog

file-name-template 

   You can use those character for inserting properties of your plot into 
   your filename:

        #       will be replaced by the current product name if defined
	%	will be replaced by the plot's orbit number
	<	will be replaced by the plot's starttime
	>	will be replaced by the plot's endtime
        &       will be replaced by the plot's start date only

        $ codes are replaced by a variety of time formats:

                      $yyyy - four digit year
                      $YY - two digit year
                      $dd - day of month
                      $mm - month of year
                      $doy - day of year

          these are based on the currently set papco start time. Main use is
          in accomodating more complex directory structures.

   You can use directory seperation characters in the filename. Missing
   directories are automatically produced (careful here!)

   e.g.: enter the filename-template

	     $yyyy/plot%.<->.ps

	 If you plot data for orbit 106, and you chose to plot from 
	 day 250/90 at 9:04:32 to day 250/90 at 18:37:32, then the used 
	 filename will be:
	
	    1990/plot106.09:04:32-18:37:32.ps


