I am not sure if it is supposed to work this way but it appears that the
geometry settings are selective about max and min. if just one of your data
points sinks below the min or above the max, they are ignored. I would like to
"zoom", if you will, in on parts of the plot. I figured that i could do this
by constraining the geometry. I think it should strictly adhere to the max and
min. if an auto-fit is what someone wants, they would not use max and min.
Another question. Is is possible to display non-continuous data without the
endpoints being connected? Do i put something special in the data file?
-ChazZ
ever wonder if a word, when misused so many times, could lose all of its
meaning?
now thats ironic...
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