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Choose to show 10 points, 20 points, or a specific number of points as the

maximum number of non-permanent graph points.

• The default number of points is 10. If you select 10, the graph actually

displays twelve points, as Point# 1 & Point #2 are always present.

• The minimum number of points that you can define is 3. If you specify 3,

Point #1 & Point #2 displays information about the main application. The

3rd point displays only the most active linked application, unless one

critical application is defined. In that case, no non-permanent linked

applications display.

It is important to understand that the number of points you select to display

affects the readability of the graph. Ten (10) is the default because a twelve

point graph displays information in a comfortably readable format.

Readability is indirectly proportional to the number of graph points.

(Readability decreases as the number of graph points increase.)

Ultimately, the maximum number of points displayed to the graph is

dependent upon the number of critical applications and the value you specify

at this prompt.

• Y Axis Representation: (Line Number, Percentage)

Choose to express activity as either a percentage of phone lines or in absolute

numbers of phone lines. This selection determines Y axis values.

• Line Number: The Y axis expresses the actual number of phone lines on

which applications are executing (currently in a Connected phone line

state).

• Percentage: The Y axis expresses the percentage of phone lines on which

applications are executing (currently in a Connected phone line state).

• Critical Application List:

This window displays the names of those linked applications that always

display at specific graph points (beginning with Point #3), regardless of actual

linking activity. On the graph, critical applications are labeled Critical not

Link. The term critical application refers to an application that is linked to,

from a main application, and is always present on a linked application status

graph.

You can specify any number of critical applications. They display in the order

in which they are listed in the scrolling window. The number of critical

applications affect the number of linked applications that display at

non-permanent graph points. By default, no critical applications are defined.

In this example, the linked application lt025 is defined as a critical

application. It is the only critical application. It displays at Point #3 and is

labeled Critical not Link. The 8 other visible graph points display the

names of 8 most active non-permanent linked applications, beginning with

Point #4, in order of descending activity.

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