can't get rid of boundary on Xclip

[Bryan Thatcher]

It's generating a boundary automatically. How can I turn this off? Thanks.

[murrayc.49304]

Enter the command XCLIPFRAME and set it to one of the following values:

* 0 -- Off. You can't see the frame, so it won't plot, but you can't select the underlay or modify it either.
* 1 -- On. The frame plots, and you can use it to select the underlay, resize it, move it, etc.
* 2 -- On, but non-plotting. The best of both worlds. You can see the frame, and use it to select and modify the underlay, but it won't plot.

[Capt. Computer Crasher]

Enter the command XCLIPFRAME and set it to one of the following values:

* 0 -- Off. You can't see the frame, so it won't plot, but you can't select the underlay or modify it either.
* 1 -- On. The frame plots, and you can use it to select the underlay, resize it, move it, etc.
* 2 -- On, but non-plotting. The best of both worlds. You can see the frame, and use it to select and modify the underlay, but it won't plot.

those are the settings for IMAGEFRAME for XCLIPFRAME is 0 for not visible or 1 for visible. Xclipframe is for the clip boundary not the image boundary

[murrayc.49304]

D'oh! I cut-n-pasted the wrong sysvar info. Sorry for any confusion.