- Lab 4:
  - This lab will ask you to bring up a plot of the world in the background and then interact with it from inside the shell.
  - What you need to do:
    1. Use `PLOT` to plot `world.shp` in the background. Give the plot an ID of `MYPLOT`.
    2. Use `REG` to look at the registry entry for plot.
    3. Use `RES` to look at the registry table. Note how it is the same as what was shown with `REG`.
    4. Use `RES` to look at the particular entry for the plot. Since `REG` is a table, you can use the `REG.<id>` syntax.
    5. Use `QUERY` to see some of the methods can be called on the plot. Then use QUERY reg.myplot.nextlink to see more methods that can be called on plot. The plot object is `Chainable`, so when a method is not found in plot, the next link in the chain is searched. Consult User's Guide: ResultParameters for more information on `Chainable`.
    6. Use `QUERY` and the NeXtMidas API to look at the documentation for the `setView` method that is callable in the plot.
    7. Set the PLOT view to `GEODETIC`.