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Hi Bill- > No, I did not edit the bundle. I chose a font size of 8, since that is > the smallest value, > turned the visibility on, did not like the result, turned the > visibility off, and saved the > bundle. Okay. I don't know how it could have gotten set to 0, but perhaps that was a bug in the alpha version. > Thanks for adding the option to omit labels. No problem. > BTW, I wanted to show only colors from the middle of the color bar, so > I cut and > pasted an image using an image editor and the drawing tool. A little > extra work, > but I have what I want. Since the end product is for public > consumption, I am > trying to omit anything that might confuse the average person ;-) (in this > radar > color bar I am omitting the dbz labels, the low value colors that are > transparent, > and the high dbz colors that never occur in Vermont). It is for the > Fairbanks > Museum web site; and Mark Breen will be at the AMS national meeting next > week, so you might look for your old buddy. Thanks for the heads up. Tell him to drop by the UCP booth. I'll be there off and on. Don Murray > The font is Arial, Bold, 8 pt. It was set with the color scale property > dialog; > > > > In the bundle, the font size is 0. The chooser defaults to the first in the > list (8). Until you change it, the size does not get updated. > > So, the question is, "how did it get set to 0?". Since the font size dialogs > are not editable, I don't see how this could happen programmatically. In > your attempt to hide the labels, did you edit the bundle and set the size to > 0? > > I added an option to the color scale dialog to turn off the labels. It will > be in the next nightly build. > > Don Murray > > > > Unidata IDV Support wrote: > > Hi Bill- > > > > Full Name: bill fingerhut > Email Address: address@hidden > Organization: lyndon state college retired > Package Version: 2.8a1 build date:2009-11-03 08:08 UTC > Operating System: Windows XP > Hardware: Java: home: C:\Program Files\IDV_2.8a1\jre version: 1.6.0_13 > j3d:1.5.2 fcs (build4) > Description of problem: > > The color scale associated with an image display of radar composite > reflectivity is behaving strangely. > > I'm starting with a bundle created with version 2.8a1 . It displays as > I would expect. > > If I go to the radar composite display properties ---> color scale and > check the visibility box and apply, the color bar appears, but without > labels. I did not expect the labels to be missing. ??? > > If I change the pixel height and apply, the labels appear. If I choose > the original height and apply, the labels still appear. So, I suspect > something is wrong. ??? > > > > What is the font and the initial font size? Is this from your preferences > or is it from setting the View properties? > > > > The really wierd aspect of this is that I want to omit the color scale > labels. And I don't see a "correct way" to accomplish this. ??? > > > > There's no way to turn off the labels at present. > > Ticket Details > =================== > Ticket ID: CMK-802593 > Department: Support IDV > Priority: Normal > Status: Open > > > > > > > -- > The Fingerhuts > Saint Johnsbury, Vt, 05819 > > email: address@hidden > > > > > > > > > Ticket Details > =================== > Ticket ID: CMK-802593 > Department: Support IDV > Priority: High > Status: Closed > > > > > > > -- > The Fingerhuts > Saint Johnsbury, Vt, 05819 > > email: address@hidden > > > > Ticket Details =================== Ticket ID: CMK-802593 Department: Support IDV Priority: High Status: Closed