Data from multiple files can be merged as a single dataset, or can be overlayed as separate plots using different symbols. Multiple plot windows can be opened simultaneously and can be arranged on a page prior to printing. Data can be presented either as coloured symbols representing point densities, as great circles, as beta intersections, as contours of gridded point density, or as rose diagrams of polar or non-polar data. Best-fit great circles, beta axes, and vector mean and variance statistics are automatically calculated. Other girdles and small circles can be manually fitted to the data using the mouse to drag girdles into position.
Annotated points using any symbol or colour can be overlain on the basic plot.
Plots can be linked to MapInfo mapper windows and data selected in one will be selected in the other. The limit on the number of data is 32767 although system memory and resources may restrict you to less. The absolute limit on the number of simultaneous plots is 99 but the default of 10 simultaneous plots can be reset by the registered user. Setting this limit to a lower number can be used to conserve system resources for large data sets. Unregistered users are restricted to 2 simultaneously open plots.