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	Application Setup

Application Setup Plot Page

The Plot page of DOE++'s Application Setup allows you to set the default display preferences for each new plot sheet that you create from this computer.

• Use the Default Settings for Numbers in Axis Labels area to set the precision displayed on the plots. High precision values can cause numbers to print on top of other numbers in the plots.

• • X-Axis/Y-Axis Math Precision sets the number of decimal places shown for each axis on the plot. Please note that the tolerance on the precision is limited by Windows to 15 digits.

  • X-Axis/Y-Axis Scientific Tolerance sets the point at which the software will switch to scientific notation for axis labels.

  • Cube plot math precision sets the mathematical, decimal tolerance shown for all axes on the Cube plot. Please note that the tolerance on the precision is limited by Windows to 15 digits.

• Use the Default Settings for New Plot Sheets area to set the options for new plots. Note that changing an option does not apply to existing plots.

1. • Select Enable auto refresh to activate the auto refresh option every time you create a new plot sheet.

   • Select Show legends on plots to display descriptions of curves, points and other information shown in plots.

   • Select Show user, date and time to display the user name, date and time on plots. The user information comes from your user account in the current database (see User Login and Contact Information window) and is displayed at the bottom right corner of the plot.

   • Select Show program ID on plots to display the software name and URL in the Header Title section of the plot (e.g., DOE++ - www.ReliaSoft.com).

   • Select Show outline on plots to display the canvas border on the plot.

   • Select Show suspensions to display the suspension (right-censored) data points as triangles on the bottom of the plot when plotting suspended data.

• Other Options

• • Select Enable interactive plot to highlight each point, line, slice or bar on the plot when you move the pointer over it. Point coordinates/values will be displayed on highlighted objects.