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In this example, you change the viewer and graph settings, and the titles that appear on your output.
To change the window layout, open data files automatically in edit mode, display candidate variables in alphabetical order, and create HTML files of your results, follow these steps:
To change the window layout to make long node names easier to read, select Tools → Viewer Settings...Move the slider to the right so that the project tree is displayed in a wider window.
Figure 4.14: Wider Project Tree Window Setting
To automatically open data files in edit mode, select the Table tab, and select Edit under the Open data files for heading.
Figure 4.15: Open Data Files for Edit
To display the candidate variables in alphabetical order in a task dialog, select the Variables tab and select Alphabetical order under the Sort candidate variables by heading.
Figure 4.16: Sort Candidate Variables by Alphabetical Order
To automatically create HTML files of your results, select the Output tab and select Create HTML file of results under the HTML files heading.
Figure 4.17: Create HTML File of Results
Click OK to save your viewer settings.
When you run an analysis, the HTML results are displayed as a separate node in the project tree.
Figure 4.18: HTML Results Node
If you double-click on the HTML results, they are displayed in your HTML browser.
To change the point and line display color and the bar and contour rectangle pattern in your graphs, follow these steps:
Select Tools → Graph Settings ...
Select Color under Point display options.
Select Magenta from the list of colors.
Figure 4.19: Select Point and Line Display Color
Click OK.
Under the Bar and contour rectangle options heading, click on the arrow next to Pattern: and select Empty from the list of patterns.
Figure 4.20: Select Bar and Contour Rectangle Pattern
Click OK to save your graph settings.
To specify a default title for all your output, follow these steps:
Select Tools → Titles...
Under the Global tab, type Health Report in the first field.
Figure 4.21: Specifying a Global Title
Click OK to apply this title to all subsequent output.
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