> Guess it depends on the size of your symbols. We do C's and D's, but the
 > symbols and text are big enough to be clearly read when reduced to A's and
 > B's on a copy machine. Go figger.
 >

There are "official" publications for text and symbol size, etc. for a specific size
document. Once text height is determined, the symbol can be sized
accordingly.  Refer to ANSI Y32.14  (IEEE Standard Graphic Symbols) and
ANSI Y14.2 (Line/Letter Convention) for details.

Tom Hybiske
General Atronics Corporation

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