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Select the component whose approximation you want to visualize.
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From the Approximation Viewer or the Visualization
subtab, verify that you are viewing the graphs in thumbnail format. If
you are viewing a full-size version of a graph, double-click the graph
or click
to return to the thumbnail format.
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If you are removing a 2D graph,
click the
button on the right side of the 2D
Graphs tab.
The Add/Remove Graphs dialog box appears.
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Verify that the 2D Graphs
tab is selected on the Add/Remove Graphs dialog
box.
The parameters that are currently being used to create the table of
2D Graphs are highlighted.
Because two-dimensional graphs are created as a table, you cannot
remove a single graph; you must remove an entire row or a column at a
time.
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Deselect any of the highlighted parameters to remove graphs that use
that parameter from the 2D Graphs
tab.
Note:
If you want to keep all the other parameters in the area
selected when you deselect a parameter, hold down the CTRL key on your
keyboard when you click a parameter to deselect it. Otherwise, all the
parameters in the area will be deselected.
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Click OK.
Isight
updates the two-dimensional graphs.
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If you are removing 3D Graphs, Contour
Graphs, Local Effects graphs, or Global
Effects graphs, do one of the following:
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Select the thumbnail image, and click the button.
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Right-click the graph, and select Remove Graph.
Note:
3D Graphs, Contour
Graphs, Local Effects graphs, and Global
Effects graphs cannot be removed using the Add/Remove
Graphs dialog box.
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