But when making pedagogic prints from that is tricky as the timescale tents to mostly end up to a bunch of decimals, even if the division lines are spaced nice at a integer.
i.e. if I want to show 100 ms of a event to a customer, I want the zoom print to be -10 to 90msec, not -10,011 to 89,989 or whatever it now be.
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Is it possible to add a "divisor integer snap" that, when possible, snap the divisions to integers? Of course it may only be used with a integer-zoom and preferably enable with a menu-selection or a button.Secondly, I'm a fan of using multiple views when using a lot of signals where you want to show dependencies and delays between signals (I quite often use all 8 channels). Also here there is a bit of pain to make good prints as the views have their own lives. I have not found a "synchronize time" between views and the width of graphs varies with the number of signals due to the scales/labels.
Here, is it possible to have a synchronization between the shown part of in the views? i.e. the left start of display is common? 
Also a feature to equate the graph width could be handy (i.e. set to two views, 5 signals in top view and 3 in the bottom view. The width of displays graphs is different, even if same time span is displayed)
