Graphs

After you have entered your data and ran the calculations you can view your calculations in a graph format by clicking on the Graph Current Data Button on the toolbar or from the Program menu or by pressing F5.

Once the graph has been displayed in the Graph window you can right click on the graph to select options such as:

You can also select these options from the Graph Window's File Menu at the top of the Graph Window.

Once a graph has been saved to your hard drive you can open it by clicking on the Open Saved Graph Button in the Main Window or selecting Open Graph from the File Menu in the Main Window or pressing the F4 Button while viewing the Main Window.

Double Clicking on the graph will allow you to change the way the graph is displayed (2D or 3D).

You can also select these options from the Graph Type Menu located beside the Graph Window's File Menu. All Graphs saved are stored as standard BMP files that can be pasted into documents or used in E-mail. The graphs can be printed out to your printer by selecting Print from the Graph Window's File Menu.

The data sets for each graph file are stored as simple text files and are required to have the data sets shown with the graph (Yards and Drop). It is recommended that you do not delete any text files from the program directory.

Graphs can be printed in either Portrait or Landcape style. For best appearance, Landscape is recommended. To close the graph window click the Close Button or select Exit from the Graph Window's File Menu.

Selected from the Main Window, this feature allows you to graph any of the results together. It is important to note the graphs are represented in real time so the scale will be based on the maximum and minimum values of the largest item. So a graph that tries to compare range with TOF will be less than impressive. However a graph showing TOF V. Drop or Drift will be more meaningful.

It is possible to run these graphs with as many as 200 (the maximum number of calculations), however the data will be squuzed into the limited graph space and will be hard to interpret. It is recommended that you keep the calculation number as small as possible and increase the yards between calculations to aquire the best results. You can select the graph style and results to graph from the first window that launches when the program is launched.