Multisim: How to connect agilent scope?

[FocusedWolf]

Ok so let's say you wanted to connect the scope across a resistors terminals... how to do you make the connection if the scope is using that coaxial wire... like is their some weird component for splitting the connection?

btw I don't want to use the basic scope because i need to add signals from two channels and rely on some of that nice math stuff in the agilent simulation :P

EDIT: one more thing... is it possible, when you subtract two signals, to determine their phase difference from that math signal? Maybe I'm misreading this from my lab manual:
"Using a convenient feature of the digital scope you can now subtract the two signals and view simultaneously the voltage across L and across R, and determine their phase difference."

 

[FocusedWolf]

i figured out how to connect the scope...basically no way like we do in school... you have to ground the scope, but i think that part is optional, and then connect channel 1 across the element, i guess its [scope ground goes here]---[Vsin]----resistor---x-- you put the probe on to measure voltage drop after across resistor...

I learned doing phase difference from here: http://www.wisc-online.com/objects/index_tj.asp?objID=ACE3803

but that's with the graticule... how do you do it if you use the cursors?

EDIT: Ok i found the formula delta t / period * 360...

Hmm... ok so still got one last question... how do you determine phase difference from subtracting two sigals?