Sounds as if you have the palette showing on your intensity graph and
the default setting is to have the zoom set to "zoom on click". There
are a couple of options here.
1) Set the default on the palette to something other than the zoom
option. For example, select the "+" (move cursor) and resave the file.
2) Hide the palette, either by right clicking on the graph, or
programatically hiding it with an attribute node.
3) Set the automatic scaling. Therefore, if the user clicks the mouse
to zoom, the automatic scaling kicks in, and the graph doesn't change.
Try any of these.
Mark
In article <8ofuon$pam$1@proxy.fe.internet.bosch.de>,
Osman Polat wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I´ve used an intensity graph to show measurements on t
he screen. When
a new
> user - not knowing LabVIEW or the programm - uses this programm and
clicks
> on the diagramm, it will automatically be zoomed. What can I do to
avoid
> this?
>
> Osman
>
>
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