At the top of the window is the text "Current working file:", followed by the full path name for the file.

Below that, on the left, are two radio buttons, labeled "Cut one surface" and "Cut multiple surfaces".

To the right of that is a set of three radio buttons, labeled "Generate new curve with default name", "Generate new curve with name:" (followed by an empty text box), and "Do not write result - save in results buffer". In this example the first radio button is selected.

Next is the instruction "Select type of cutting plane tyo use:, followed by a set of four radio buttons, labeled "Constant X Plane", "Constant Y Plane", "Constant Z Plane", and "Arbitrary Plane". The last button is selected.

Below that are two radio buttons, labeled "Define cutting plane graphically" and "Use cutting plane defined below:". That's followed by three rows of three text boxes each. The first row starts with the text "Plane Point 1", and the text boxes are labeled "X:", "Y:", and "Z:". The next two rows are similar, for "Plane Point 2" and "Plane Point 3".

Following that is the text "Surface interpolation method:", followed by two radio buttons labeled "Nonlinear" and "Linear".

At the bottom are "Cancel" and "Generate Cut Plane Curve" buttons.

Last updated 24 Feb 2003