Shortcuts

Click

Shortcuts

and

Keyboard Shortcuts

opens.

You can filter the large amount of data by Context or Description or per existing Shortcut. If you know what you are looking for, enter the text in the Filter field above the columns. The respective columns below the radio buttons contain:

  • Context indicates the topic where the shortcut is located

  • Description explains how to execute the shortcut

  • Shortcut for the desired outcome

You can enter new shortcuts in a field below the columns. Select the function you wish to edit. Enter your combination for example, alt, ctrl and shift keys and a symbol of your choice or whatever else you like and select

Assign

. The new shortcut for that function will be what you entered.

Edit the function with

Clear

. Select

Default

for the system assigned shortcut.

To reset all the edits you made, click

Restore Defaults

your edits will be replaced with the system assigned shortcuts.

To complete this field, click

OK

to keep your changes or

Cancel

if you decide not to make any changes.

Axis Settings

You can set up your x-axis and y-axis by adjusting the range as well as the steps. Labels for the x-axis and y-axis can be custom assigned or standard assigned. You can also have choose to have a grid with dots or lines in the background. Click Apply to see the outcome before you click OK to set the changes.

Options

In

Options

you can control

  • scrollbars

  • colour of your traces

  • how the coordinates appear on the trace Trace Mark Scheme

  • synchronize x-axes

  • show the grid in the background

  • size of the plot

  • Font

  • default behavior when closing the workspace - whether to save or not or ask before saving, are options on closing the programme

  • You can check the box Display output variable name and alias

Cursor

You can apply cursor settings to facilitate navigation and analysis. You can

Display Pointer

as a circle as well as

Display Cursor

which creates dotted lines so that various points on various plots can be seen easier.

Display Cursor

allows a small window to pop up and gives the coordinates of where your cursor is on the plot. As you move your cursor, the ruler moves and shows exact coordinates.

Additional Parameters

The image shows a list of all relevant parameters for the current plot.