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This section of the manual deals with the powerful scientific plotting features of the AfterMath software. You can use AfterMath to create very simple plots containing just one trace (like the one on the left, below) or extremely complex plots containing multiple traces, axes, and measurement tools (like the one on the right, below). AfterMath gives you flexible control of line widths, plot symbols, colors, tick marks, gridlines, and text.

Users are encouraged to take the time to carefully read this section of the manual to become familiar with all of the plotting features offered by AfterMath.

• 4.1 Plot Terminology
• 4.2 Scientific Units
• 4.3 Creating a Plot
• 4.4 Creating Plots from Data Tables
• 4.5 Changing the Plot Paper Size
• 4.6 Changing the Plot Location on a Page
• 4.7 Changing the Plot Background Colors
• 4.8 Adding Traces to a Plot
• 4.9 Copying Traces to a Plot
• 4.10 Dragging Traces on to a Plot
• 4.11 Selecting Traces, Segments, and Points
• 4.12 Changing the Appearance of a Trace
• 4.13 Changing the Appearance of Specific Data Points
  • 4.13.1 Changing the Point Marker
  • 4.13.2 Labeling Particular Points
  • 4.13.3 Hiding Specific Points
• 4.14 Deleting Data and Traces from a Plot
• 4.15 Duplicating Traces on a Plot
• 4.16 Overlaying Traces from Several Plots
• 4.17 Copying Plots