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We are confident that any user of this combined evaluation technique, as well as the development of future test standards for manual ultrasonic testing will benefit from this result, because it allows a greater flexibility in the applicable method without loosing reliability. Often an expensive production of a reference block can be avoided and therefore testing costs are reduced. Since all calculations are performed by a PC, the operator can fully concentrate on his most important duty scanning the workpiece and observing the A-scan. Additional time will be saved for the test documentation, since all testing results are stored in the instrument s memory (the PC s hard drive) with full link to the Software World (Microsoft Word, Excel, etc.). 

Exees - This folder (direetory) eontains all the exeeutables as well as the basis set library file aeeessed by the "integral" exeeuta ble (BasisEib). The exeeutables are stored as a self-extraeting arehive file. The exeeutables require about 1.3 Mbytes and eannot be held onee extraeted on a floppy disk (therefore eopy the files to a "hard drive" before extraeting. ..). 

In Windows 3.1, go to the file manager click on the hard drive, click on file, click on create directory type FTAPSUIT, and copy the A drive to this directoiy. In Windows 95 go to the explorer, click on hard drive, right click and choose make folder and copy disk to it. 

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Windows 3.x, 95, or NT, 40 MB hard drive, 16 MB RAM. Cost Depends on type perpetual license, fixed period license, non-commercial academic are available. For example, one-year lease including upgrades, training, and technical support is 11,500. 

The IMES software is an MS-DOS application capable of running on a network. Model codes and documentation can be downloaded from the CD-ROM to a hard drive. An MS-DOS interface is included to provide easy access to IMES and to the model directories, althougli such is not required to access the files. This third edition provides an HTML Interface for s iewing the model directories and Internet sources of some the models. 

The distribution disk located at the Butterworth-Heinemann website http //www.bh.com/ contains the following software for use on an IBM or IBM-clone personal computer operating in DOvS, Windows 3.1 or Windows 95. The programs are small, operate in the DOS mode with minimal system requirements. It is recommended that a directory (folder) be constructed on your hard drive and copy them to this directory. No guarantees are made use them if you find them useful. Thev are ... 

Installation is accomplished by simply copying the CASim directory from the accompanying CD onto the hard drive of your personal computer. 

The hardware situation continued to evolve. Personal computers became ever more powerful in terms of speed and the amount of random access memory (RAM) and hard drive capacity. The price of PCs continued to fall. Clusters of PCs were built. Use of the open-source Linux operating system spread in the 1990s. Distributed processing was developed so a long calculation could be farmed out to separate machines. Massively parallel processing was tried. All these changes meant that the days of the supercomputers were numbered. 

Systems for backing up data are required. There are a variety of media that will meet the requirement. The decision should be based on logistics, resources, and systems already in place. Some appropriate back-up media are floppy disks, zip drives, additional hard drives, network server and CD-ROMs. Data must be backed up at least once per day on the day that original raw data are entered into the program. Ideally, backed-up data should be stored in a fire-resistant, secure area or a secure location separate from where the primary data are stored. 

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Polymer Science. 127-143. Raymond B. Seymour et al., eds. Dordrecht, Netherlands Kluwer Academic Publishers, (1989) 29-41. Source for hard driving. .. warm importance of Double Bond older than other Ph.D.s only universities did basic research and Flory on Carothers. 

Full - can only be run from your hard drive (requires 1 MB Hard Drive Space)... 

Virus writers Virus writers are posing an increasingly serious threat. Several destructive computer viruses and "worms" have harmed files and hard drives, including the Melissa Macro Virus, the Explore.Zip worm, the CIH (Chernobyl) Virus, Nimda, and Code Red. 

The biggest concern is disk space. A dataset of diffraction images can take more than 3 GB of disk space. This does not seem like an excessive amount, but with multiple datasets and refinement files, a single structure can very quickly require over 10 GB of disk space. Fortunately, 100-GB hard drives are not very expensive any more. 

For this example, we will assume that you are opening the files that were copied to your hard drive during the installation. Select File, Open, and then Project from the Capture menu bar ... 

Note for this example If you use file Section 3C.opj from the CD-ROM or from the files copied from the CD-ROM to your hard drive during installation, you may have problems with the libraries during the simulation. For this example, you should draw the circuit from scratch and not use the provided example files. 

When the files have been copied to your hard drive, you will be reminded that you need the Acrobat Reader to view the Oread manuals that are installed with the software ... 

The library installation program copies all of the circuit files used as examples in the book to your hard drive. The files are placed in a directory named Book Circuits in the directory you specified for installation. 

For some of the examples, you may wish to simulate a circuit provided with the software installation. The easiest way to use the example files is to open the files installed on the hard drive. However, in some cases, these files may not be available and you must use the files from the CD-ROM that accompany this text. To use these files you must take two steps (1) use the Windows Explorer to copy the files of interest to a directory on your hard drive, and (2) use the Windows Explorer to change the properties of those files to not read-only. 

In the screen capture above, the Read-Only attribute is not selected. Click the OK button to accept the changes to the attributes. We can now use the file in a simulation. Note that you will need to disable the read-only attribute of all files you directly copy from the CD-ROM to your hard drive. 

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