Close: Close the Zoom window.

Display Properties:Launches the Zoom Window Seismic Display Properties dialog that allows you to configure the Zoom window display.

Quick Filtering™:Launches the Quick Filtering dialog.

Quick Processing™:Launches the Quick Processing dialog.

Mistie Analysis:Launches the Mistie Analysis, using just the information in the Zoom window in the calculation.

Spectral Analysis:Launches the Spectral Analysis dialog that is using just the information displayed in the Zoom window for analysis.

Seismic Toolbar/Scaling Toolbar/Status Bar: Turn these toolbars on and off.

Pick Horizons:Launch the Pick Horizons dialog. Use this for creating and modifying interpretation.

Horizon Properties:Launch the Horizon properties window. This is the master properties for all horizons in the project.

Flatten:Launch the Horizon Flattening dialog. This is used to flatten the seismic display to a picked horizon visually. Note: this does not permanently flatted the seismic data. To do so, use the Batch Processing application.

Toggle Flattening:After flattening parameters are created in the Horizon Flattening dialog above, quickly turn them on or off. If checked on, flattening is being applied to the current view.

View Horizons:Quickly turn displayed horizons on and off. If checked on, the horizons will draw on the Seismic Viewer.

Displayed:Launch the Displayed Horizons dialog. This allows you to select which active horizons are shown in the Seismic Viewer.

Save Slice to Horizon:Save the currently viewed slice within the slice file to a horizon. Use the Horizon field to type in the name for the slice or select an existing name from the drop down.

Pick Faults:Launch the Pick Faults dialog.

Fault Properties:Launch the Fault Properties.

Reassign Fault Segment:Launch the Re-assign Fault Segments dialog. Note: this option is only available if a fault segment is currently selected in the Seismic Viewer.

View Faults: Quickly turn the display of faults on or off in the Seismic Viewer. If checked on, the faults will be seen.

Displayed:Launch the Displayed Faults dialog. This allows you to select which active faults are shown in the Seismic Viewer.

Set Displayed Tops:Launch the Set Displayed Tops dialog that allows you to specify the tops and sources used for display in the Seismic Viewer.

Generate Synthetic Track: Launch the Generate Synthetic Track dialog which allows you to generate a synthetic from curve information and insert the synthetic track into a seismic section.

Insert Synthetic Track:Launch the Insert Synthetic Track dialog, allowing you to select a saved SEG-Y Synthetic and insert that synthetic into the seismic section.

Move Synthetic Track: Move an inserted synthetic track to the left or right by clicking and dragging.

Delete Synthetic Track:Allows you to select a specific synthetic track to be deleted by left clicking on the track.

Synchronize Synthetic Tracks:Not yet implemented.

Overlay Curve:Launches the Overlay Curve dialog allowing you to select a curve to be displayed on the Seismic Viewer.

Move Curve:Reposition the curve on the seismic display.

Delete Curve:Removes all curves from the display.

Stretch/Squeeze:Launches the Stretch and Squeeze dialog that allows you to modify the current velocity curve to create a better synthetic tie.