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GSAS - Getting back the Forplot Menu after plotting a Windows Fourier Map

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If you find the Forplot menu is locked after plotting a Fourier Map

Date: Mon, 02 Jul 2001 07:59:51 -0600
To: Lachlan Cranswick [lachlan@ldeo.columbia.edu]
From: vondreele@lanl.gov (Bob Von Dreele)
Subject: Re: GSAS and Forplot for Windows problem?

Dear Lachlan,

The FORPLOT plot has the cursor active. You need to enter an "X" with the 
plot window active to get out of cursor mode & do another plot (or exit) 
from the console.

Bob

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[Viewing GSAS Fourier Contour Maps in 3rd party programs Using Scott Belmonte's GPL'd FOUE software]
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