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## Engauge Digitizer - Help Topics

Short explanations of the specialized words used by Engauge Digitizer are available in the glossary. More detailed information is available below.

The following tutorials summarize the basic steps involved in digitizing:

- Tutorial for manually digitizing a simple line graph
- Tutorial for manually digitizing a simple point graph
- Tutorial for manually digitizing a simple map
- Tutorial for automatically digitizing a simple line graph
- Tutorial for automatically digitizing a simple point graph

These answers are available for general questions about using Engauge:

- What is discretizing, and how is it related to recognizing the curves and points in my graph?
- What is grid removal, and how is it related to recognizing the curves and points in my graph?
- What are the general steps for digitizing line graphs?
- What are the general steps for digitizing point graphs?
- In select mode, how can I select only one point when points overlap, and perform other tricks?
- How do the various dialog boxes work?
- How do I measure angles, distances and areas?
- How do I get information out of Engauge Digitizer?
- How do I get better accuracy in the numbers coming out of Engauge Digitizer?>
- How do I add Engauge Digitizer to the Windows Explorer context menu?
- How can I work with multiple coordinate systems in the same graph?
- How can I work with floating axes, which have one unknown coordinate?
- What are the command line options?
- What other help options are available?

These answers are available for users who are having problems using Engauge:

- When I import an image file, important parts are missing or hidden. How do I fix this?
- The coordinates I am getting seem to be wrong. How do I fix them?
- The Curve Geometry Info or Measure Geometry Info window has disappeared. How do I get it back?