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Rotate   (Two arrows in a circle) Use this button to rotate the graph. Click the

button then move onto the graph and hold down the left hand mouse button and

move the mouse.

Move   (Two arrows at right angles) Use this button to move the graph. Click the

button then move onto the graph and hold down the left hand mouse button and

move the mouse.

Zoom   (Magnifying glass) Use this button to zoom in onto the graph. Click the

button then move onto the graph and hold down the left hand mouse button and

move the mouse. This feature is very sensitive to mouse movements and some

practice may be required. See 

Zooming and panning on graphs

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Depth   (3D box) Use this button to change the depth shown on the graph. Click the

button then move onto the graph and hold down the left hand mouse button and

move the mouse.

3D   Use this to toggle the 3D view on and off.

Edit   (Set square and pencil) This button will offer a wide range of options to

change the style of your graph. It is also used to export or copy your graph to file,

and even to email it using the  Send  button. For more information on chart editing

use the Tee Chart help system available from the Help button on the chart edit box.

Print   Use this button to print the graph

Copy   Use this option to copy the graph to the clipboard.

Save   Save the file in a variety of different formats.

Moving Chart Labels

Click the Edit button to change a wide range of aspects of the graph, add titles, and

use various tools to customise the chart. One of the most useful tools allows you to

drag the chart labels   very useful if you have a cluster of points with overlapping

labels. Click the Edit button, then the Tools tab of the Edit dialog, the Add... button,

and choose  Drag Marks . When the chart is displayed, you will find that the cursor

displays as a hand symbol on hovering over a data label, allowing you to drag the

label to the desired position.

NOTE: any alteration of other aspects of the graph will cause the labels to return to

their original position. Therefore, moving the labels should be the last alteration you

make before printing or exporting the graph.

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