Printing symbols vs. dots

[wmarching]

I feel as though the answer has got to be in front of me (and incredibly obvious), but after searching the forums first, I'm still empty-handed.

How do I go about printing charts that only contain the dots and labels rather than the full-blown symbols?

Thank you so much in advance!




And a quick bonus Q in case any of the Pygraphics guys are reading this: when I did an update a while back on my old computer, I magically had access to all of the additional plug-ins (spiral tool, etc.). After downloading onto my new laptop, I'm back to basic again. Did I just get lucky for a while?

[Pyware]

If you use the Dot font (PyJava2.ttf) the dot is the lowercase s.

There was an issue with a release of 7 that did not properly regulate the plug-ins for your license. That has been corrected and you will only have the plug-ins you are licensed for.

[wmarching]

This may be a silly question, but considering all the print options (and since one of the options automatically indicates the center of each symbol with a dot), wouldn't there logically just be a box to check that takes away the symbols in the same manner as dots are added? Or does that exist and I'm just missing it?

[Pyware]

That option does not existing currently.

It has been added and will be available in Version 8.