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There are three transform types available to the user.  These include:
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Plot Rotation
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To rotate a plot, first make sure that the "Transform Type" toggle is set to
"rotation". Fill in the X, Y, and Z paramters with the desired rotation
value, and click on the "TRANSFORM PLOTS" action button.  
The plot data will be rotated about the X axis by the specified value of the 
X parameter, rotated about the Y axis by the specified value of the Y 
parameter, and rotated about the Z axis by the specified value of the Z 
parameter.   Note that if a parameter is set to zero (0), the plot data will 
not be rotated about that axis.  Also note that plots may be rotated by 
negative values in order to restore their original values.
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Plot Scaling
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To scale a plot, first make sure that the "Transform Type" toggle is set to
"scale". Fill in the X, Y, and Z parameters with the desired scale factors, 
and click on the "TRANSFORM PLOT(S)" action button.  The plot data will
be scaled with respect to X by the specified value of the X parameter, scaled
with respect to Y by the specified value of the Y parameter, and scaled with 
respect to Z by the specified value of the Z parameter.   Note that if a
parameter is set to one (1), that dimension of the plot data will not be
scaled.  Also note that it will cause an error to attempt to scale any axis
by zero (0).  Finally, note that plots may be scaled fractional values in
order to restore their original values. 
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Plot Translation
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To translate a plot, first make sure that the "Transform Type" toggle is set to
"translation". Fill in the X, Y, and Z parameters with the desired translation
values, and click on the "TRANSFORM PLOT(S)" action button.  The plot data will
be translated in the X direction by the specified value of the X parameter,
translated in the Y direction by the specified value of the Y parameter,
and translated in the Z direction by the specified value of the Z parameter.
Note that if a parameter is set to zero (0), the plot data will not be
translated in that direction at all.  Also note that plots may be translated
by negative values in order to restore their original values. 
