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(scale          GEOM-ID FACTOR [FACTORY FACTORZ])
        Scale GEOM-ID, multiplying its size by FACTOR.  The factors 
        should be positive numbers.  If FACTORY and FACTORZ are 
        present and non-zero, the object is scaled by FACTOR in x, by 
        FACTORY in y, and by FACTORZ in z.  If only FACTOR is present,
        the object is scaled by FACTOR in x, y, and z.  Scaling only 
        really makes sense in Euclidean space.  Mouse-driven scaling in 
        other spaces is not allowed;  the scale command may be issued 
        in other spaces but should be used with caution because it may
        cause the data to extend beyond the limits of the space.

No, but there's a hack that might help: load the object "axes.list",
which spans the unit cube with 10 ticks on each axis. You can then
scale it uniformly to the proper size with a command like "(scale
axes.list 10)", but the tick marks aren't numbered.

Tamara Munzner	Geometry Center