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‎Example: Saving Chart data as a QuickTime™ movie

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‎Example: Saving Chart data as a QuickTime™ movie

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‎Automatically exporting Chart data into Excel

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‎Automatically exporting Chart data into Excel

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‎Example: Saving Chart data as a QuickTime™ movie

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‎Example: Saving Chart data as a QuickTime™ movie

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‎Saving Chart data into other formats: Save As... and Save Selection

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‎Saving Chart data into other formats: Save As... and Save Selection

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 # Your selection will be saved as a viewable movie file that can be used in presentations (Figure 9).
-Note: QuickTime movies require the free QuickTime viewer that can be downloaded from:
+Note: QuickTime movies require the free QuickTime viewer that can be downloaded from [http://www.apple.com/quicktime Apple QuickTime].
 [http://www.apple.com/quicktime Apple QuickTime].

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	Note: QuickTime movies require the free QuickTime viewer that can be downloaded from:		Note: QuickTime movies require the free QuickTime viewer that can be downloaded from:
−	http://www.apple.com/quicktime.	+	[http://www.apple.com/quicktime Apple QuickTime].

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 After you select a range of data, you can use the Zoom view to expand the view of the selection. Click the Zoom view toolbar icon, and a new window will open showing only the data that you have selected. You can rescale the Y-axis in the Zoom view in exactly the same manner as you would in the Chart view. If you make a selection in the Zoom view, the window will be re-drawn to expand the view to that new selection. Use the Marker and Waveform Cursor in the Zoom view the same way you use them in the Chart view window.
 == Exporting graphics ==
 To place a graphic of your data selection into another program:
 # Make a selection in one or more channels and open the Zoom window by clicking the Zoom view icon in the Chart toolbar.

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 # You will need to quit and restart Chart in order for the changes to take effect.
-[[File:Figure 9. Chart data saved as a QuickTime™ movie using the “Save Selection” command.jpg|300px|thumb|Figure 10. Chart data saved as a QuickTime™ movie using the “Save Selection” command.]]
+[[File:Figure 9. Chart data saved as a QuickTime™ movie using the “Save Selection” command.jpg|300px|thumb|Figure 9. Chart data saved as a QuickTime™ movie using the “Save Selection” command.]]
 === Example: Saving Chart data as a QuickTime™ movie ===
 Chart data can be exported to an animated QuickTime™ movie when the “Export QuickTime” extension is installed.

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 === Example: Saving Chart data as a QuickTime™ movie ===
 Chart data can be exported to an animated QuickTime™ movie when the “Export QuickTime” extension is installed.
 # Select a range of data in the Chart view window.
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 # Click the “Options” button to choose output parameters for the QuickTime movie.
 # Type a filename and click the “Save” button.
-# Your selection will be saved as a viewable movie file that can be used in presentations (Figure 5).
+# Your selection will be saved as a viewable movie file that can be used in presentations (Figure 9).
 Note: QuickTime movies require the free QuickTime viewer that can be downloaded from:
 http://www.apple.com/quicktime.

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 == Saving Chart data into other formats: Save As... and Save Selection ==
 {{#ev:youtube|1J_Eum76lQk|300|right|Video showing Save As function}}
 Another method of exporting Chart numerical data is to use the “Save As...” or “Save Selection” commands from Chart’s File menu. The “Save As...” command allows you to save the entire Chart data file into a different format, such as text. The “Save Selection” command allows you to save only the active selection in the Chart view in an alternate format.
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 The “Save As...” command allows you to save the entire Chart data file in a different format. In addition, you can use the “Save As...” command to save the contents of the Data Pad.
 # From the Chart view, choose File → Save As...
-# A dialog box will open.
+# A dialog box will open, shown in Figure 8.
 # Choose the type of file you would like to save, e.g., text (.txt), or Data Pad data as Excel (.xls) from the pull-down menu (Figure 3).
 # Enter a filename for the exported data file.