@@ -4400,7 +4400,7 @@ \subsection{Creating Snapshot Images}
44004400or click on the (right) palette button in the status bar. The image
44014401can be saved using the \guicmd {Save As...} option from the \guicmd {File} menu.
44024402
4403- \subsection {Output Window }
4403+ \subsection {The Output Window }
44044404
44054405By default, when starting a run, the \guicmd {Output} window opens to display the screen
44064406output of the running LAMMPS calculation. The text in the Output window is
@@ -4412,10 +4412,18 @@ \subsection{Output Window}
44124412through the context menu, which can be accessed by right-clicking within the text area of the
44134413\guicmd {Output} window.
44144414
4415- \subsection {Graphs Window }
4416-
4417- FIXME: add section
4418- % mention export to .dat, .csv, .yml
4415+ \subsection {The Charts Window }
4416+
4417+ By default, when starting a run, a \guicmd {Charts} window opens to display
4418+ a plot of the thermodynamic output from the LAMMPS calculation. From the \guicmd {File}
4419+ menu in the top-left corner, you can save an image of the
4420+ currently displayed plot or export the data in various formats:
4421+ plain text columns (for use with plotting tools like Gnuplot or XmGrace),
4422+ CSV data (suitable for processing in Microsoft Excel, LibreOffice Calc,
4423+ or Python with Pandas), or YAML (which can be imported into Python using PyYAML or Pandas).
4424+ You can use the mouse to zoom in on the graph by holding the left button and dragging
4425+ to select an area. To zoom out, right-click anywhere on the graph. You can reset the view
4426+ by clicking the \guicmd {lens} button located next to the data drop-down menu.
44194427
44204428\subsection {Preferences }
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