You can save the data collected in a various formats
using File->Save.
A file dialog allows you to specify file name and location of the file to
be created. The extension determines the format. Default is a text file (*.txt
). Her the data is written in a simple
self-explanatory format (table) preceded by a header that contains time
and date, source file, user comments (see below) and other useful
information. Alternatively you can store the data in form of a ROOT
macro (file extension .C) or as a cvs file (comma-separated values) that can be read by most spreadsheet applications such as Excel and Numbers (file extension .csv).
The File->Print command allows you to send the results to a printer. The print-out contains essentially the same information as when you save your result to file plus the scanned image itself.
You can add additional comments to the file and the print out. Edit->Comment launches a simple input dialog that allows to add a short comment, e.g. on the origin of the plot like publication, journal, author etc.