\section{The Continuation Colors Window}\label{continuation colors window}\label{window, continuation colors}\index{Continuation Colors window}\index{window, Continuation Colors}
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The Continuation Colors window
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\begin{description}
 
\item[Window title:] DsTool:  Continuation Colors
\item[Function:] The Continuation Colors 
	window displays the colors used to color fixed points and bifurcation points.
\item[Description:]  The Continuation Colors 
	window is opened by selecting the Continuation Colors option from the Options 
        menu button located in any 2-D View window.
\item[Panel items:] \mbox{}
        \begin{itemize}
        \item Bifurcation type messages:
		Display each type of fixed point and bifurcation point that DsTool computes, next to the color 
                that DsTool uses to color those points\index{color, coding}.   
		These colors follow the DsTool convention\index{color, DsTool convention} for 
                hyperbolic fixed points: red = source, green = saddle, blue = sink.  Saddle node bifurcation points
		are colored green.
                The remaining three bifurcation point types (resonant saddle, Hopf, and degenerate Hopf)
                are the last three entries in the colormap.  In the default colormap, these colors are 
		sea green, magenta, and orange, respectively.  These colors can be changed by changing the 
                colormap.  See section \ref{colors} on colors in DsTool for information on changing the colormap. 
        \item Dismiss command button:
                Closes the Continuation Colors window.  
        \end{itemize}
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