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An Excel workbook is a document that appears in its own document window. Although you can have several workbooks open at the same time, and can see... 

An Excel worksheet consists of 256 columns (labeled A, B, C,. .. IV) and 65,536 rows (labeled 1, 2, 3,. ..). The rows and columns define cells (A1, H27, etc.), which constitute the worksheet. Information can be entered into a cell from the keyboard after the cell has been selected, usually with the mouse pointer. Data can also be entered into a cell, or many cells, by calculation. The Excel 2000 for Windows document window is shown in Figure 1-1. Depending on your monitor, your screen may show a different number of rows or columns. 

The Excel 2001 for the Macintosh document window is almost identical (although the menu bar and toolbars are somewhat different). 

To use the Split feature to split a document window horizontally into two windows, select an entire row as if you were going to insert a row. Then choose Split from the Window menu. This creates a split in the window, above the selected row, with each part of the window displaying the active document. Each part of the document now has its own scroll bar, and you can scroll one part of the document while the other part remains fixed. A vertical split is accomplished in the same way. 

You can also split the document window by placing the mouse pointer on either split button (the small rectangles at the right end of the horizontal scroll bar and at the top of the vertical scroll bar), then click and drag the button. 

Freeze Panes can be used to create a similar split document window, but the upper or left part of the window is fixed and cannot be scrolled. Split panes are useful to display fixed row or column headings (or both) while scrolling through the rest of the worksheet. 

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The document window can be split both horizontally and vertically, by first selecting a single worksheet cell, then choosing Split, as illustrated in Figure 1-36. 

A list of ODE solvers (and of other routines that act on functions) is returned by help funfun, and a documentation window is opened by doc funfun. The two main routines of interest are ode45, an explicit single-step integrator, and odelBs, an implicit multistep integrator that works well for stiff systems. We demonstrate the use of ode45 and odelBs for a simple batch reactor with the two elementary reactions A -I- B C and C -I- B D... 

The software US-SCAN 3.0 (IBT GmbH, Ober-Ramstadt, Germany) provides all functions of a portable flaw detector and a powerful ultrasonic imaging in A-, B-, C- and D-scans. Not only motor driven scanners can he used, but also manual scanning systems with encoders. Further documentation and test reports can be carried out with Windows software. 

This is only one of some very promising potential non-synthetic applications of ionic liquids that have emerged recently. Many others - some more, some less fully documented in patent or scientific literature - have been published. Table 9-1 gives a few examples, showing that most of the non-synthetic applications of ionic liquids can be grouped into three areas. Electrochemical applications benefit from the wide electrochemical window of ionic liquids and/or from the distinct variation of con-... 

Finlayson, E. U. Arasteh, D. Htiizenga, C. Rubin, M. D. and Reilly, M. S. (1993). WINDOWS 4.0 Documentation of Calculation Procedures. Berkeley, CA Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratoiy. 

Because the programs are compiled (. exe format), they can be run on any PC under Windows, but by the same token, they can no longer be tinkered with. For most users, this will not constitute a disadvantage, as even the authors of very well designed and documented source code occasionally run into problems when attempting to change some minor detail. Those who habitually tweak every screw they run into are aware that the old GW- or Q-Basic world was a much simpler place than today s universe of objects, mainly because the barebones syntax was easily memorized. 

In the examples described above, the UltraLink is associated with the extracted concepts. To augment its flexibility and applicability, we allow for a dynamic UltraLink construction from a portion of text selected by the user. When the user selects a section of a document with the mouse, a list of UltraLinks is generated on the fly on release of the mouse button as shown in Figure 31.4A. Furthermore, the Web Interface allows for several UltraLink windows to be opened simultaneously as shown in Figure 31.4B. 

The advantage of the dispersing principle is related to the relatively low technical expenditure to achieve dispersion, i.e. the simplicity of the concept. However, as flow patterns may change and are not known for new systems, they have to be identified, documented as flow-pattern maps and controlled. Thus, some analytical characterization has to be done in advance of the experiment. Hence inspection windows again are essential (for the first prototype they may be eliminated later). 

RTF stands for Rich Text Format, which is Microsoft s open markup language for defining the content of documents. If you have an RTF file, simply clicking on it within a Microsoft Windows environment causes Microsoft Word or WordPad to open the file. There are several ways to create RTF files, and thus Microsoft Word files, with SAS. 

Hardcopy SAS manuals (user s guides and reference) and electronic documentation have evolved over the years. In SAS 6 and earlier versions, SAS manuals were available only in hardcopy, and you had to use the SAS windowing environment for electronic help. With SAS 8, you can still get hardcopy manuals and you can use the SAS windowing environment to access help just as before. However, SAS also sells a CD-ROM called SAS OnlineDoc for SAS 8 that gives you the SAS manuals in HTML or PDF format. Finally, you can now get free SAS 8 documentation over the Internet in HTML format from SAS at http //support.sas.com/documentation/onlinedoc/index.html. 

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