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Originally Posted by JSWolf
In a binary world, 0 means off. So 1 means one line and 0 means off which means the same thing in this case.
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But this is not a binary world, and these are not binary settings. According to the spec, they must be integers
larger than 0, and once you understand what they mean, it makes no sense to use anything lower than 1 (what does "off" mean other than "one line"?). Using 0 might work in some readers, but again according to the spec, since it's an invalid value, it should be ignored and the default used, which is 2; so in complying systems it turns out 0 = 2.