the drawing spaces, see “Selecting the Drawing Space and Units” on page 382. You can
specify the location of each annotation using Cartesian coordinates, and you can specify
the axis to which the coordinates are scaled. You can also specify other attributes of the
annotations, such as line color and pattern, text font, and so on.
In addition to the drawing space and attributes, you can also choose the layer on which
your annotations are drawn. Two layers are available that are relative to the graph: front
and back. The front layer appears on top of the graph. The back layer appears behind the
graph, behind the background areas such as the layout ...
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