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Chapter 3: Using the Waveview Window Synchronizing Waveviews Synchronizing Waveviews A stack-mode waveview can be synchronized with other stack-mode waveviews. Cursors and the X-axis of a synchronized waveview are updated automatically when the X-axis display range or the active cursor location changes in other synchronized waveviews. Choose WaveView > Sync/ Unsync to toggle the sync state of the active waveview, or choose WaveView > Sync/Unsync All to toggle the sync states of all waveviews. Dumping the Waveview Contents All waveforms in a waveview can be included when performing a screen dump, even if the waveforms are scrolled above or below the currently visible portion of the waveview window. To include all off-screen waveforms, choose WaveView > Dump Screen from the main menu. Click the Use Maximum WaveView Height check box, and click OK. On Microsoft platforms, you can copy and paste the waveview contents to any application that has access to the clipboard. To copy the screen bitmap of a waveview window to the clipboard, choose Copy to Clipboard from the WaveView context menu. To export a waveview in the vector-based Windows EMF (Enhanced Meta File) format, choose Screen Dump to EMF. On UNIX platforms, you can dump the waveview contents to the JPEG, PNG, or EMF formats. Choose Dump Screen from the waveview context menu to dump the display content. Toggling the Console Window Display To toggle the display of the Console window, choose WaveView > Hide/Show Console from the main menu bar. 18 Custom WaveView User Guide F-2011.09-SP1