| Show object tree 
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				Select the 
				  Show object tree check box if you want to show the navigation tree by default whenever a report is opened. Note that if you clear this check box and want to view the tree for a particular report, you can display the navigation tree by selecting 
				  Show Tree from the 
				  View menu. 
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				| Save in RTF file format 
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				 Select the 
				  Save in RTF file format (object tree information will not be preserved) check box to save the report in RTF (Rich Text Format, *.rtf) format. By default, STATISTICA Reports are saved (and viewed) using the *.str file format. Using this format allows you to preserve the tree information with object names (when the report is opened in STATISTICA), so you can use the navigation tree to locate specific items in the report; also, Custom Header and/or Footer information will only be preserved (and applied to printed reports), when the report is saved as a *.str file (they will be lost if reports are saved as *.rtf files). By default, the 
				  Save in RTF file format check box is cleared. 
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				| Print Spreadsheets as 
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				 Use the options under 
				  Print Spreadsheets as to determine whether spreadsheets are printed as objects or full-sized spreadsheets when the report is printed. If you select the 
				  Objects option button, the spreadsheet is printed exactly as it is shown in the report, using the default dimensions. This means that only a portion of the spreadsheet is printed. If you select the 
				  Full-sized Spreadsheets (on separate pages) option button, then the entire spreadsheet is printed using separate pages. 
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				| Export HTML images as 
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				Use the options under 
				  Export HTML images as to specify a format for saving graphs when reports are saved in HTML format. Select the 
				  PNG format option button to save images in PNG format. Select the 
				  JPEG format option button to save images in JPG format. For more information on these image formats, see What is the PNG (Portable Network Graphics) files format? and What is the JPEG graphics format?. 
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				| Default Spreadsheet size 
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				    Use the options under 
					 Default Spreadsheet size to set the default 
					 Width and default 
					 Height of all spreadsheets that are sent to reports. Note that the values entered in the 
					 Width and 
					 Height boxes are rounded down to the nearest column/row. You can control whether the width and height are measured in inches or centimeters. To measure in centimeters, select the 
					 Use metric measurements check box on the 
					 General tab of the Options dialog. To measure in inches, clear the 
					 Use metric measurements check box (the default setting). 
				   
 
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				| Default Graph size 
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				Use the options under 
				  Default Graph size to set the default 
				  Width and default 
				  Height of all graphs that are sent to reports. Note that because of scaling to preserve aspect ratios, these numbers are approximate. You can control whether the width and height are measured in inches or centimeters. To measure in centimeters, select the 
				  Use metric measurements check box on the 
				  General tab of the Options dialog. To measure in inches, clear the 
				  Use metric measurements check box (the default setting) 
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				| Add to Report performs 
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				Use the options under 
				  Add to Report performs to specify what action is taken when the 
				    button is clicked. Select the 
				  Move option button to move the selected file to the report (and remove it from its stand-alone window) when the button is clicked. Select the 
				  Copy option button to copy the selected file to the report (the original is left in its stand-alone window). By default, the 
				  Move option button is selected. 
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				| Font 
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				Specify a 
				  Font and font size in these boxes to use in the specified report. 
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