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hs
hs
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Sep 12, 2011 10:50 AM (12733 views)

I am new to jump and have a basic question.  When I open up my graph I notice that the tooolbars and command menus are not visible. I need to move my cursur over a blue colored bar and then those toolabars and command menus are visible. They go away as soon as I select one of the commands. I have looked to see if there are checked off to be hidden but they are not. So how do I make them visible all the time. Also, when I first create the graph or run my script the graph is visible and is in color. However; when I work on the graph as some point the graph is grayed out, not sure what I am doing to make the graph gray out but I need to find out how to get it back to show the data in color.

Thanks

HS

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louv
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Sep 12, 2011 11:25 AM (16064 views)  |  Posted in reply to message from louv 09-12-2011

As far as your points on your graph just be sure to have the rows in your data table selected and all of your points will be highlighted in the graph. The feature of "greying" them out is to accomodate plots with many data points and only color the selected data points. If you want them all colored then just do a select all in the data table and they will become highlighted in the graph.

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louv
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Sep 12, 2011 11:13 AM (12646 views)  |  Posted in reply to message from hs 09-12-2011

Go to Preferences>Windows Specific> Auto hide menu and toolbars> "Never"

louv
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Sep 12, 2011 11:25 AM (16065 views)  |  Posted in reply to message from louv 09-12-2011

As far as your points on your graph just be sure to have the rows in your data table selected and all of your points will be highlighted in the graph. The feature of "greying" them out is to accomodate plots with many data points and only color the selected data points. If you want them all colored then just do a select all in the data table and they will become highlighted in the graph.

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