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336 Personalizing JMP Chapter 10
Changing Data Table Options
3 Place a check beside Numeric keypad Enter key moves down (Windows and Linux) or Enter Key
moves down (Macintosh).
Scroll Bar Styles (Windows Only)
To specify the arrow styles JMP uses in its scroll bars:
1 Select File > Preferences.
2 Click the General category.
3 Check one of the following:
Scroll bar arrow style Selecting Traditional places arrows at the top and bottom of the vertical
scroll bar and the left and right of the horizontal scroll bar. Selecting Cluster Up places both
arrows at the top of the vertical scroll bar and at the left of the horizontal scroll bar. Selecting
Cluster Down places both arrows at the bottom of the vertical scroll bar and the right of the
horizontal scroll bar. See Figure 10.6 for examples.
Scroll bar thumb style Selecting Proportional causes the scroll bar to display a thumb that is
proportional to the length of the window’s content. Selecting Traditional causes the scroll bar to
display a thumb that is a constant size, regardless of the length of the window’s content. See
Figure 10.6 for examples.
Figure 10.6 Scroll bar Styles
Proportional scroll bar thumb
Traditional arrow style
Cluster Up
arrow style
Traditional
scroll bar
thumb
Extended File Format
Starting with JMP 8, files can be drastically larger than before—up to 65,5536 columns. To accomplish
this feature, much of the internal data table coding was changed to support the large (that is, extended)
file format. By default, this option is on. However, if you want to open your JMP table in versions
earlier than JMP 8, you need to uncheck this feature.
1 Select File > Preferences.
2 Click the Tables category.
3 Uncheck the Save Data in extended file format option.