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No I'm afraid there is no such synchronization between tabs/files. But you are aware that you can split your signals into groups under the same tab right? For groups under the same tab, cursor position and zoom is of course synchronized.

Hi again Jihene,

No unfortunately it's not possible to have the same file open under multiple tabs, so I think you'll have to create separate files.

Best regards,
Gustaf

Hello Jihene, Sure! By default, all your user settings, including the visual settings for the plots, are stored in the ~/AppData/Roaming/Waveworks/Flow/user.config file in your user directory. The plot settings specifically are stored in a setting called "VariableSettings" whose value is a...

Hi, There is no support for multiple cursors, but if I understand you right, I think you can achieve what you want either with a boolean expression search or with a boolean formula which you then show on the X axis. To start with a boolean expression search, deselect all variables, press Ctrl-F and ...

Flow CSV Viewer and Editor 1.1.8 have been released. This is a maintenance release that fixes several minor problems that were found since the last release. In particular, the X axis variable is now saved between sessions. It's also now possible to split the main area to see two files beside each ot...

Thank you, always happy to help! Yes, it's the application's user configuration file located in AppData\Roaming\Waveworks\Flow in your user directory. If you quit Flow and delete that file, or just the <setting name="VariableSettings"> ... </setting> element of it, and then restart, all th...

Hello, and thanks! Unfortunately it's not possible to disable this feature entirely, and you definitely have a point, it should be possible to disable it. I'm noting that for the next version. There are a few things you can do though, depending on how you want your layout instead of the current logi...

Glad it helped! No unfortunately not, and that's by far the most requested feature - quite understandably. It's a bit complicated to implement however, because the entire caching mechanism that makes Flow quite fast to plot big data files depends on a fixed data point width. But it will come, eventu...

Hello, You're correct, Flow doesn't store the X axis settings, which clearly it should. I'll fix it for the next version. Sorry about the inconvenience! Flow doesn't have a datetime type, but as a matter of fact there is an undocumented function for turning a Unix timestamp (milliseconds since Jan 1...

Hello, Thank you for taking the time to report your feedback! I very much agree with all of your suggestions, and actually similar ideas are already on my (very long) TODO list. I'll note another request for these features. I don't dare to say when the next version will be out since I'm currently in...