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 four radio buttons, labeled "Any object type as selected", "Zone", "Surface", and "Curve". In this example the first radio button is selected.
On the right are four radio buttons, labeled "Overwrite object containing original points", "Generate new object with default name", "Generate new object with name:" (followed by an empty text box), and "Do not write result - save in result buffer". In this example the second button is selected.
Next is the instruction "Select set of points to move, then enter a destination point or set checkbutton to identify destination point graphically." Below the instruction are three radio buttons, labeled "Move a single point" and "Move multiple points to a single destination point (from a single object)", and "Move multiple points to multiple destination points (from a single object)". The first button is selected.
Below that is a check box, that has been checked, labeled "Move all points within tolerance of:", followed by a text box containing the value 0.001.
Next is a radio box labeled "Select destination point graphically", which is selected, followed by another radio box labeled "Type in destination point".
Next is a section with a check box labeled "Use Exact Location (versus nearest point)". Below that is the text "Select interpolation type to use" followed by two radio buttons labeled "Nonlinear" and "Linear".
At the bottom are "Cancel" and "Move Points" buttons.
Last updated 14 June 2007