=== File ===

	New	Click here to create a new graph.
	Open	Click here to open a graph property file (*.fig) orcompressed backup file(*.fgb).
	Open Data	Choose this command to open a datafile (i.e. text file that contains data series). Click here to refer the format of datafile.
	Open Slide Program	Use this command to open slide-show file (*.fgs) where graph property files (*.fig) to be displayed in the slide-show mode are listed.
	Paste Data	With this command, you can paste data in the clipboard to a text file (datafile).
	Save	Use this command to save the current graph. You will be asked whether you overwrite the existing file.
	Save As	Click here to save the current graph as a new file. You will be asked to rename the current filename.
	Back up	With this function, you can make a compressed backup file(*.fgb), which is useful for backup or sending a graph with datafiles to your colleague.
	Print	Choose this to print out the current graph. You can also print out multiple graphs on a page.
	Page Setup	This command opens a dialog with printer information. You can select paper size and direction.
	Output as Graphic File	With this function, you can export the graph as a graphic file to word-processing or presentation softwares.
	End	Use this command to exit XYGrapher.

=== Edit ===

	List of Data Series	Select here to select and edit attributes of or delete (not delete a graph itself) a dataseries. You can also select and edit a data series by double-clicking on a marker or line of the data series
	Frame and Title	Select here to edit title and flame(such as size of frame, position, title, or font of numerals）. You can also edit title and flame by clicking on the title of the graph.
	Axes	Select here to edit attributes of an axis. You can also edit an axis by double-clicking on axis or the caption of the axis. 　 Xb axis: horizontal axis at the bottom 　 Xt axis: horizontal axis at the top 　 Yl axis: vertical axis at the left 　 Yr axis: vertical axis at the right
	Legends	Select here to edit text and attributes of a legend. You can also edit a legend by double-clicking on the legend.
	Arrows	Select here to select, edit, or delete an arrow.

== View ===

	Zoom of Display	Input zoom factor (%) you prefer. You can also zoom-in or out by 25 % using buttons or right click menu
	Navy backfround	If select here, background color is changed to navy and color of characters and frames are changed to white. Select here again to restore to original colors.
	Reload Datafiles	Reload datafiles and plot again. This is convenient when a numerical solution is updated. You can call this function with [F5] key. [Reference]Option - Auto Reflesh

=== Insert ===

	Legend	Legend: Insert a new legend.
	Curve	Draw(D)： 　　Continous free variables are created and corresponding (bound) values which follow user-defined function are drawn. Linear Fitting(L)： 　　Select here to perform linear fitting (regression analysis), which gives a line or simple curve that best fits the data. Nonlinear Fitting(N)： 　　Select here to perform non-linear fitting, which gives a flexible curve that best fits the data. To edit existing curve, select [Edit]-[List of Data Series] or double-click on the curve. Set Common Parameters: You can set common (global) parameter values which are applicable to multiple curves in the figure.
	Arrow: Insert a new arrow. Move mouse to stating point and left-click. Move to end point keeping left-click and release the left click.
	Background Image: You can insert a background image./td>

=== Slide ===

	List	Select here to display the list of graphs called in a slide-show and edit the slide-show.
	Show	Run the slide-show.

=== Tools ===

	Integral: Integral between lower and upper boundary is calculated.
	Get y-value at given x: Linearly interpolated y-value at given x is shown.
	Get x-value at given y: Linearly interpolated x-value at given y is shown.
	Get value at at given x and y: Linearly interpolated value at given x and y is shown. This can be used in countour map mode.
	Calculate RMSE of two data series: RMSE value between two data series is calculated. If x value is different, linear interpolation is carried out.

=== Options ===

	Scale	Input size of your display(length of diagonal) in inch to show the graph at an actual size.
	Zoom of print	Sizes such as margin or width of frame is multipied with the zoom factor in printing.
	Auto Reflesh	By selecting here, XYGrapher watches data files at a second interval and automatically reloads datafiles and redraw the graph when a data file is changed。 [Reference][View]-[Reload Datafiles]
	Type of Output	You can select type of image file when you want to export as an image.
	Font	You can change font name for each font tag by selecting here.
	Mode	You can switch mode between scatter (normal XY graph) or countour map.