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<h1>View axes</h1>This selects one of 2 different types of graphs: <font color=#aa00aa>2D or 3D</font> or brings up a new <a href="xppanim.html">animation window</a> or a <a href="xpparray.html">space-time array window</a> <p>
If you select the 2D curve, a dialog box will appear asking you for<br>
<ul><li> the variables to place on the axes;
<li> upper and lower limits of the two axes as in the <a href=xppwind.html> window </a> command; and
<li>the labels for the axes<p>
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If you select 3D, a more complicated dialog box appears asking for:
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<li>the variables to place on the axes;
<li>their max and min values;
<li>4 more numbers, <b>XLO</b>, etc. XPP first scales the data to fit into a cube with corners (-1,-1,-1) and (1,1,1). Rotation of this cube is performed and then projected into the two-D window. <b>XLO</b>, etc define
the scales of this projection and are thus unrelated to the values of your data. Use the <a href="xppwind.html#fit">Window|Fit</a> option to have XPP set these for you.
<li>Axes labels
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