New: Remove all the data on the display to create a new cross plot. Note: Save your display before using this option if you don't want to lose your work.

Load: Load a saved cross plot.

Save: Save the current cross plot including the properties.

Export: Save the data from the current cross plot to a columnar ASCII file. Export all of the points, the currently selected points, or those points that fall within a polygon.

Print: Print the graph as it appears in the main display window.

Print Preview: Open the Print Preview window.

Page Setup: Configure the page properties for the printer including page size and orientation.

Save to Image: Save the graph as it appears in the main display window. Enter a name in the File name field including the extension (.bmp, .jpg, or .png) to determine the file type.

General Properties: Open the General Properties dialog box to set the general display properties including background and highlight colors.

Select Rectangular Area:Select data points using a rectangle. The data points will appear in the Highlight Marker Color. Note: This is not a saved polygon.

 Select Via Polygon: Select data points using a polygon. Left click to add points, and right click to finish the selection. The data points will appear in the Highlight Marker Color. Note: This is not a saved polygon.

Toolbar: Turn the primary Toolbar on or off.

Secondary Toolbar: Turn the Secondary Toolbar on or off.

Status Bar: Turn the Status Bar on or off.

Plot Definition: Turn the Plot Definition dialog box on or off.

Trends: Turn the Trends dialog box on or off.

Polygons: Turn the Polygons dialog box on or off.

Data Points: Turn the Data Points dialog box on or off.

Legend: Turn the Legend dialog box on or off.

Show Equation in Legend: Display the equation of the trend line as defined in the Trend section of the Plot Definition dialog box in the Legend dialog box.

Legend: This will toggle the legend on and off. Redraw: Redraws the data in the window.

Reload and Redraw: Reload the data and redraw the data in the window.

Zoom In: Select a rectangular are to fill the display window.

Zoom Out: Scales out to allow two times the area to be shown.

Zoom Previous: Restore the previous zoom settings.

Fit to Window: Adjust the scale to fit all data inside the window.

Fit Horizontal Axis to Window: Scale the X axis to fit all data horizontally within the window.

Fit Vertical Axis to Window: Scale the Y axis to fit all data vertically within the window.

Goto Home: Restore the scale settings  defined as home.