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Hello, That's a feature, not a bug (as they say). (Well, there could be a bug as well, but I hope not.) As a bit of an explanation (which should probably go into an FAQ question), marks get drawn for all axes which match the axisType (so anything with the same isotope type). But horizontal and vertical rulers instead use what we call the panelType, which is a refinement of the axisType. So we have panelTypes of type H1, H2, etc. You can set the panel type in the Windows --> Edit Windows dialog. Select the relevant window and in the bottom table the third column specifies the panel type. Double click on the cell to change it. You might want to look through all the windows first to see what is what. But if you want the horizontal and vertical rulers to behave like the marks then just make all the Hi panel types to be H1 (for example). Wayne On Fri, 27 Feb 2009, Tozawa, Kaeko wrote: > > I've also noticed that the strip orientation control in the Strips > > panel gets confused sometimes (so it shows horizontal bars with > > vertical strips, and when I click on the control to flip the > > orientation, the strips flip as well), so I cannot remove the strips. > > This becomes problematic when it gets confused on stepping through > > spin systems using the Link.. pop-up. > > I'm not sure if this is related to my problem, and if not I'm sorry to > hijack this thread. My problem is; I've got many windows under one > project each of which shows several spectra. Suppose that Window10 (x=H, > y=H) shows 2D-TOCSY and 2D-NOESY and Window11 (x=H, y=H, z=13C) shows > some 3D experoments (eg 13C-NOESY) as well as 2D experiments same as the > ones in Window10, and if I use horizontal rulers in one window, they are > shown as vertical rulers in the other. I find it strange behaviour and > it sometimes causes inconvenience. Could it be a bug or anything? > > Thank you for your help.. > > Kaeko