Measuring Plots
To access this command:
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                                                    In the Plots window, toggle off Page Layout Mode, right-click on a sheet and select Measure. 
The Measure command is used to measure distance by drawing a measurement string (line or polyline) on a plot sheet's projection plane.
Measurement is achieved by digitizing a 2D string, including as many points as are necessary. The resulting cumulative distance measurement is shown after each mouse click. The line that is shown on screen during digitizing is temporary; it will not be visible in your presentation (and is removed after the measurement operation is complete).
                                                 
                                            
Once a measurement string (line or polyline) has been drawn, you can use the right-click context menu to access measurement mode-specific commands.
These commands are only available when a measurement is being performed, and they are:
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                                                    Stop Measuring—Cancel measurement mode and return to Static Page mode. 
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                                                    Continue—Continue digitizing a measurement string in the selected projection. 
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                                                    Strata Mode—Adjust how points are added to the boundary when digitized. - 
                                                            If checked, the top and bottom points of a stratum are added in turn. Note: If snapping points to drillhole samples, points are added in pairs at the top and bottom of each selected sample. 
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                                                            If unchecked, points are added to the boundary in a perimeter fashion. 
 
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Zoom—Scale the view of the active projection.
View Settings—Display the View Settings screen to change the view definition for the selected section. See Sections and Projections.
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