The correlation for GG060 was done in four separate passes, resulting from the combinations of: 2 phase centers (M81, M82) & 2 polarizations (LCP, RCP) The names of the plot files are: gg060.[WHAT]-weight-[1...4].ps.gz station weight vs. time gg060.[WHAT]-auto-2.ps.gz station autocorrelation real vs. freq gg060.[WHAT]-cross-2[a|p].ps.gz baseline amp/phs vs. freq gg060.[WHAT]-ampphase-2.ps.gz baseline amp&phs vs time [WHAT] refers to the correlation pass: m81l = M81,LCP; m81r = M81,RCP; m82l = M82,LCP; m82r = M82,RCP The weight plots collectively show the whole experiment; the number in [] refers to (approximate) quarters of the full experiment. The plots vs. freq show 2min of data from the fringe-finder (3C84) scan (the only fringe-finder was in the second quarter of the experiment). In the baseline amp/phs vs freq plots, the 'a' or 'p' denotes an amp or phase plot. The ampphase plot shows ~1.5hr around the time of the 3C84 scan. More about specific details from these plots in the cover letter. (a) WEIGHT plots - plots each 0.25s integration as a separate ".". The number in parentheses following each station is 0-based -- thus one less that the corresponding station number in the AIPS FITS data. (b) AUTOCORRELATION SPECTRA plot - shows real vs. freq for each station. The y-axis range in each plot self-scales independently, and may not necessarily go down to 0. (c) BASELINE SPECTRA plot - shows (separately) amp and phase vs frequency for all baselines, vector averaged in time over 2min of the fringe-finder 3C84. The y-axis range in each amplitude plot self-scales independently. Phase plots all show +/- 200 degrees. (d) AMP/PHASE(t) plot - shows Pt-*, in the time range around 3C84. Color-coding is by source (blue=3C84, green=J0958+6533, red=M81). Pt was selected as the reference station to maximize the number of short baselines plotted. The frequency points are vector averaged over the middle 80% of the band. M82L,R use La as the reference station rather than Pt, since Pt had worse playback in the 3C84 scan for that run.