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LibreVNA manual - markers to marker

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@ -1177,7 +1177,7 @@ The marker dock provides a quick overview of all markers:
\item \textbf{Marker \#:} The marker number as shown on the graphs \item \textbf{Marker \#:} The marker number as shown on the graphs
\item \includesvg[height=8pt]{Screenshots/visible}/\includesvg[height=10pt]{Screenshots/invisible}: Enable/disable global visibility: Shows/hides the marker an all graphs \item \includesvg[height=8pt]{Screenshots/visible}/\includesvg[height=10pt]{Screenshots/invisible}: Enable/disable global visibility: Shows/hides the marker an all graphs
\item \includegraphics[height=8pt]{Screenshots/chainlink.png}: Indicates linked markers. Markers with the same number are linked and all of them move when one changes its position \item \includegraphics[height=8pt]{Screenshots/chainlink.png}: Indicates linked markers. Markers with the same number are linked and all of them move when one changes its position
\item \textbf{Trace:} The trace name the markers is assigned to \item \textbf{Trace:} The trace name the marker is assigned to
\item \textbf{Type:} Various marker types are available, see section~\ref{marker:types} \item \textbf{Type:} Various marker types are available, see section~\ref{marker:types}
\item \textbf{Settings:} Depends on the marker type, allows configuration of the marker \item \textbf{Settings:} Depends on the marker type, allows configuration of the marker
\item \textbf{Restrict:} Forces the marker to a specific frequency range (or power/time range if the trace uses another domain) \item \textbf{Restrict:} Forces the marker to a specific frequency range (or power/time range if the trace uses another domain)