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#  Copyright (c) 2003 by Advanced Visual Systems Inc.
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#  AVS/Express Wizard dictionary file for default locale.
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#  Strings for Data Import Wizard
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WIZ_DI_INSTRUCT_1 = In this panel, you will choose the file you would like to import. There are two ways to select your file:\x0a\x0a- You can type its pathname directly into the Filename field below and then press Enter to commit your change; or\x0a\x0a- You can click the Browse... button and use the resulting dialog box to find and select your file.
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WIZ_DI_INSTRUCT_2 = When your file's pathname is correct, verify the description below. This is generated by the Wizard based on a quick analysis of the file you selected.\x0a\x0aClick the Continue button below to go on to the next step.
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WIZ_DI_UNKNOWN_TEXT_1 = There are only a limited number of columns in the data (compare with next option). Each column can be handled separately and columns can be skipped. This kind of data often results from exporting text from a spreadsheet or database.
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WIZ_DI_UNKNOWN_TEXT_2 = This type of data can be also thought of as column-oriented but has many columns, all containing numeric data. All columns are treated the same. The structure (rows, columns) can be inferred by looking at the data. This kind of data often results from exporting text from a spreadsheet or database.
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WIZ_DI_UNKNOWN_TEXT_3 = Text not organized as rows and columns. The file may contain line breaks, but these are not used to infer the structure of the data. This type of data often results from a utility program that prints out the contents of an array as text. You will have to supply information about the dimensions of the data.
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WIZ_DI_UNKNOWN_BIN_1 = Binary 'raw' data. This type of data often results from a utilty program that writes out the contents of an array as raw (binary) numbers. You will have to supply information about the binary data type used and the dimensions of the data.
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WIZ_DI_UNKNOWN_NONE = If none of the above describes your data, please read the following suggestion and then click the Cancel button to exit:  To work with your file, you can write a small text file referred to as an AVS Field File header. The header file describes your data so that AVS/Express can interpret it, and will allow you to use the standard Read_Field module with your data. For more information, see the topic "Field File Format" in the DV reference pages.
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WIZ_DI_MULTIPLE = "The filename extension you specified is used by more than one type of file.\x0aWhich of the following best describes your data:
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#  Strings for Data Visualization Wizard
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WIZ_DV_INSTRUCT_1 = This is the starting panel for the Data Visualization Wizard. If the input of the wizard is connected to a field, you should see a brief description of the field below.\x0a\x0a- If you see the description, you can click on the Continue button to proceed.\x0a\x0a- If there is no description, you first need to read in a field using a reader module or the data import wizard and connect its output field port to the input port of the visualization wizard.
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WIZ_DV_FRAME = In this panel, you will choose operators that frame your original dataset. This will give you an idea of the size and shape of the original dataset after you have applied other visualization operators to it.
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WIZ_DV_PREPROC_1 = In this panel, you will choose operators that preprocess your dataset. Crop and downsize select a subset of the original dataset. This allows you to focus on a region of interest or to simply reduce the amount of data that downstream operators must process.
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WIZ_DV_PREPROC_2 = Clamp alters data values, setting data values over or under a threshold to the threshold value. Threshold is similar, but it removes (sets to null) data values over or under a threshold, leaving gaps in the dataset.
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WIZ_DV_COREVIZ = In this panel, you will choose your core visualization operation. The list of choices below will vary according to what kind of dataset you have. The icons on the right will also vary to match the list of choices.
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WIZ_DV_LEGEND = In this panel, you can choose a data legend, which shows the relationship between the colors in the visualization and the data values in your dataset. You can also choose to change the background color of the viewer.
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