<p><strong>Your question is off-topic.</strong> Any moderator would have put your question on hold, waiting further clarifications from your part.</p>

<p>Your question is clearly not about visualizing data; you are just asking how to customize a regression diagnostic plot generated by a particular statistical package, i.e. putting a box with some numbers near a probability plot, as the comment thread and <a href="https://stats.stackexchange.com/posts/99376/revisions">revision history</a> of your post suggest. In comparison, the <a href="https://stats.stackexchange.com/questions/97774/graphing-and-analyzing-probit-regression">question</a> you referred to in one of your comment is about plotting and interpreting the results of a Probit model, that is how to convey meaningful information from a regression model and what conclusion can be drawn from model's output (this is completely independent of the software used for that particular analysis), which is perfectly on-topic here. </p>

<p>Beside what is <a href="https://stats.stackexchange.com/help/on-topic">on-topic</a> on Cross Validated, there's a section that reads <a href="https://stats.stackexchange.com/help/behavior">Be nice</a>. In that respect, <strong>public <em>ad hominem</em> allegations are inappropriate on Stack Exchange</strong>: They are useless, counter-productive, and they will only serve to discredit your arguments. In my experience--and this does not limit to Stack Exchange or public communities--constructive and respectful discussions are more likely to lead to positive feedback and consensual decision. </p>

<p>In this particular case, you already got helpful comments: the very first comment was posted to help see if there was possibly a statistical inquiry requiring statistical or data visualization expertise behind your original post. As it appeared that it was purely off-topic, you were kindly suggested to refer to Minitab help or our own software-related resources. Then you raised the issue on our Meta seeking input from other users about your problem, while targeting a particular person in very negative and rude terms. It is simply not a constructive behavior: Moderators and community members are here to help as benevolent contributors, and I do not think anyone really likes to be challenged in such a way.</p>
