\section{The Color Window}\label{color window}\label{window, color}\index{window, Color}\index{Color window}
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\caption{\label{color}
The Color window
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\begin{description}
 
\item[Window title:] DsTool:  DS Color
\item[Function:] The Color window displays the colormap used to color trajectories.
\item[Description:]  The Color window is opened by selecting the color option from the Options menu button
	located in any 2-D View window.  The user can select the pick color\index{color, pick} 
	for the next trajectory.  The alternating
	color\index{color, alternating} is automatically the next color in the colormap.
\item[Panel items:] \mbox{}
	\begin{itemize}
	\item {\em colors} exclusive setting:
		Allows the user to choose the pick color for the next computed trajectory.  
		Each color in the colormap has its own setting in the array.  
%If the pick color
%		option for a certain 2-D View window is on, then any trajectory which is subsequently computed will
%		be plotted in the color which is selected in the Color window.   For 2-D View windows which 
%		do not have the pick color option on, the color to the right of the color of the previous 
%		trajectory will be used.  When the previous color was the furthest right color, the next color
%		will be the fourth color from the left.  
		See section \ref{colors} for more information on the use of colors in DsTool.
		The default selected color is the color farthest to the left, which in the 
		standard colormap is ``red''.
	\item Dismiss command button:
		Closes the Color window. 
% The color selected will not revert back to the default value. 
	\end{itemize}
\end{description}


