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--- pegasus:plotter [25/02/2025 19:16] – lipatov
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 As an object is added on the sheet, it can be selected with a left mouse button click and modified according to user own wishes either with a double click. Then the text label in the legend and appearance of the selected object (for example, color, font, size etc) can be changed. If selected object is a **Histogram**, the fiducial cross section (integral with respect to the //x// variable) is shown in the status bar. One can also set a factor to scale the depicted cross sections using // Edit -> Multiply by// or // Edit -> Divide on// options in main menu or popup menu.
-The default axes setting can be changed from the main menu (// Edit -> Axes// option) or by double clicking an axis. Besides the font, alignment and other setting one can also set the axes to be linear or logarithmic. From the main menu (//Options -> Plot size//) or popup menu one can also adjust the size of the graph in pixels.
+The default axes setting can be changed from the main menu (// Edit -> Axes// option) or just by double clicking an axis. Besides the font, alignment and other setting one can also set the axes to be linear or logarithmic. From the main menu (//Options -> Plot size//) or popup menu one can also adjust the size of the graph in pixels.
 The plot can be saved for the future editing via main menu options // File -> Save// or // File -> Save As// or via popup menu in the internal format (''*.pplot'').
-It can be also printed out or saved in ''*.png'', ''*.jpg'' or ''*.bmp'' format. Samples for all plotted curves, histograms or data point sets (or for only selected ones) can be transfered (using // Options -> Export as a curve // or // Options -> Export as a histogram//) to a plain data file (which is compatible, for example, with [[http://www.gnuplot.info/|Gnuplot]])
+It can be also printed out or saved in ''*.png'', ''*.jpg'' or ''*.bmp'' format. Samples for all plotted curves, histograms or data point sets (or for only selected ones) can be transfered (using // Export -> As a curve // or // Export -> As a histogram// options, popup menu only) to a plain data file (which is compatible, for example, with [[http://www.gnuplot.info/|Gnuplot]])
 for future usage in other programs.