Zooming And Panning - Fourier MultiLogPRO User Manual

To display the cursor, double click on an individual data point or click Cursor
on the graph toolbar. You can drag the cursor with the mouse to any other
point on the plot, or to another plot altogether.
The point coordinates of the selected data recording will appear at the bottom of
the graph window.
To remove the Cursor, click Cursor a second time.

5.4.9 Zooming and Panning

The zoom tool
A. To zoom into a specific area
Click Zoom to selection
diagonally to select the area you want to magnify. Release the mouse button to
zoom into the selected area.
Click Zoom to selection a second time to disable the zoom tool.
B. Autoscale
Click Autoscale
double click on an axis to autoscale that axis alone.
C. The stretch/compress axis tool
Move the cursor onto one of the graph axes. The cursor icon changes to the
double arrow symbol (
scale. Drag the cursor to the desired location. Repeat the procedure for the
other axis if necessary.
Click Autoscale
Panning
Use the pan tool after zooming in to see any part of the graph that is outside the
zoomed area.
To do this, click Pan
graph and drag the mouse to view another area.
Click Pan a second time to disable the Pan tool.
on the graph toolbar and drag the cursor
on the graph toolbar to view the full data display, or
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), indicating that you can stretch or compress the axis
to restore auto scaling.
on the graph toolbar, then click anywhere on the
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