Currently the x on the top left of the graph behaves as a hide rather than the expected kill/delete. The X in the graph menu in fact kills. There are several solutions such as making the top x kill as expected and replacing the X icon with something more akin to a hide (and appropriate tool tip). Another would be to remove the icon and add a - for hide at the top of the graph next to the x, again giving each the expected behavior, etc. as it is it is extremely confusing

as of build 6050 (at least on a windows 7 machine):

• Save of table to CVS does not work (and so nor does load in Excel)
• When dragging mouse across several cell to choose a ROI, the table highlights appropriately but SansView? only registers the first cell. If it is not possible for SansView? to register the dragging it should not deceive the user by highlighting the cells
• When an error is reported in generating the plot - the error should pop up not a useless blank plot
• There is a strange bug on plotting batch results that on multiple zooms (always down to 1 data point showing) that pops a number on the top left hand corner of the plot "+1.xxxe-1

The "detail" button on the fit page normally calls up the help file at the appropriate place for the model chosen in the drop down box. However, as there can be no entry in that help file for custom models, the button instead pops up whatever the user entered in the "description" field.

However, at the same time it produces an error message in the info line at the very bottom which reads: Model does not contains an available description Please try searching in the Help window

Aside from the contradictory information being given, this is a case where, even in the event there is no entry to pop up, the behavior should be to pop up a box anyway (that is where the user is looking/expecting to see something) with the information that "sorry, no information is available for this model" — suggesting to go search through the documentation is also probably not appropriate.

Note also that the information line is persistent. That means that if I click details when there are none, I get an error which will still be there when I then click on details for a model that does have information.