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PIE_3D()                                                           T_EXAM15
   Changes pie to 3D style.

   Syntax
         nRatio = PIE_3D(nDepth [,nShove] [,nTether] [,nLabelStyle]
                         [,nFractionOut] [,nEdgeColor] [,nBgndColor]
                         [,nBgndText] [,nLabelColor])

   Arguments
         nDepth            Depth of 3D pie in pixels.

         OPTIONAL PARAMETERS
         nShove            Move labels so they will not overlap.
                           0-overlap, 1-move labels so no overlap (default)

         nTether           Draw a line from slice to label.
                           0-no, 1-yes (default)

         nLabelStyle       Type of pie label.
                              0-label and percent on one line
                              1-percent inside pie slices (see nFractionOut)
                              2-percent under the label on two lines

         nFractionOut      Percent label type 1 from center of pie.
                           (default 0.75)

         nEdgeColor        The color of the edge of the 3D pie. If the
                           nEdgeColor is set to -1, then the edge color
                           will be the same as the inside of the pie
                           slice. (default 15 white).

         nBgndColor        The color of the background.
                           (default 0 black)

         nBgndText         The color of the text background when labels
                           inside pie slices (default transparent)

         nLabelColor       Sets the pie labels to be a single color.

   Returns
         None

   Description
         PIE_3D() sets how the 3D pie will look.

See Also: PIE()

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