Select what is to be reported

• Likelihood: the unmodelled probability density function and ranges (for example simple calibration for radiocarbon)
• Posterior: the modelled probability density function and ranges as modified by the prior information entered in the model

Select style of reporting

• BC/AD or BCE/CE have no year zero, all others do
• Define any rounding of dates for all but Gregorian fractional dates
• Reversed: reports with earliest item at the bottom (stratigraphic order)

Select the ranges to be reported in the tables and plots

• Wholerange: gives only earliest and latest dates
• Controls: shows plot control elements in table

Select what to show in the tables and plots; less obvious options are:

• Raw curve points: shows interpolation (requires data to be included (analysis options)
• F14C: plot against F14C rather than BP
• Convergence: show section of MCMC sampling (required data to be included (analysis options)
• Agreement: show indices on plot
• Outliers: show outlier posterior/prior values on plot
• Parameters: show parameters on plot
• Normalise areas: equal areas for distributions
• Structure: shows structure of model in multiple and depth plots
• Interpolation: shows band of ranges in plots against x, y or z
• Color outliers: use color range for outlier probabilities
• Merge ranges: in multiplots, show just the start and end of a split range
• Gaussian: shows radiocarbon concentration distribution

Select style of plots and reporting

• Proportion place: where the proportion is shown for each range
• AD first: whether dates are reported like AD1066 or 1066AD
• Italics for posterior: italic labels indicate posterior
• B & W only: no colour used in plots
• Brackets: simple brackets used for structure instead of boxes
• 3D Effects: adds visual aids for mulpiple plot structure and correlation plots

Adjust aspects of plot. Taskbar allows you to:

redraw	narrower	wider	smaller	larger
	line spacing		text size

• Title: title of plot
• Zoom: absolute size of plot
• PPP: plots per page (also affects size of distributions)
• Labels: labels placed on axes
• Centre/Span/Min/Range: allow axes scales to be altered or set to specific values
• Major: major axis divisions and grid
• Minor: minor axis divisions (requires Major to be set)

• Resolution: bin size for probability distributions
• Curve options
  • Cubic: interpolation between curve points (otherwise linear)
  • Include raw data: required if you want this in your plots
  • Use F14C space: calibration comparisons are made in F14C rather than BP
• Whole (foruits): gives only one range (floruit if using probability method)
• Intercept method: for ¹⁴C calibrations (otherwise probability method)

Specific atmospheric curves can be selected. See help on calibration curves.

An exponential reservoir time constant can be enetered where turnover is slow relative to the resolution.

Marine components can be entered in any proportion (select 100% for fully marine). You will need to set a ΔR offset for local effects. See help on calibration curves for links to database of values.