then all the features will collapse to the horizontal axis as shown here.
(Note:
- the textboxes for the XYZ axis limits the number of digits that are shown
and below +/- .1 what is displayed is in scientific notation so don't be
confused.)
ToolTipText:-
X-axis label - for the X-axis and Y-axis use =
0 for all on the line, use Home End to reset each axis.
X-axis checkbox - What component do you want
for the horizontal axis. check for back to front.
The default for this control is 1. Note: - If you set textbox
for the Y-axis below 1
then all the features will collapse to the horizontal axis as shown here.
(Note:
- the textboxes for the XYZ axis limits the number of digits that are shown
and below +/- .1 what is displayed is in scientific notation so don't be
confused.)
scrollbar will rotate the features around the horizontal axis and if you
keep the mouse button clicked or use the arrow keys when selected on this
scrollbar the plot will keep rotating but will stop as soon as you let
your finger off the button. As an aid to automatic rotation if the system
finds that the X-axis is not an integer 
(i.e., just click the up scroll once) then, when you scroll the Z-axis 
,
for each degree of increment of the Z-axis there will be a degree
of increment in the X-axis. The same applies for the Y-axis. In this
way you can achieve a full rotation in only 180 degrees instead of the
normal 360. If you want to reset the X-axis back to its default of component
1, either enter "1" into the textbox, or if the scrollbar for the X-axis
is selected you can press the Home and End keys. You can also activate
stage three of the reset
control.
causes the features to plot back-to-front. The X-axis labelbox indicates
this with a negative value.
There are certain conditions during an automatic constrained scroll
(i.e., without the 
control checked) when the system will automatically invert the axis in
order to maintain feature positions. What determines what is back-to-front,
inside-out or upside-down is the total weight of the loadings on the axis.
Besides clicking the axis checkbox or entering a negated value to invert
the axis, automatically scrolling past zero will reverse direction.
Click here to see an event caused by a WM_TCARD message. (Note: The WM_TCARD message will only work if a CHM is opened from an app using the form's handle to show ownership.)