Menus keyword

A menu system was designed for screen presentation. Keywords in the main menu are activated using the cursor keys or the first letter in the keyword. They are then displayed in a highlighted format, and a question connected with their usage is displayed in an accompanying line. The main menu choices are Chemical, Task, Attributes, Search, Match, Options, Print, and Quit. 

The submission is now repeated from step 2 with a keyword relevant to the study by typing it in the window for keyword in the advanced option menu. An example of the results produced is shown in Fig. 16.3. 

PubMed is one of the most valuable web resources for biochemical literatures accessible from Entrez (http //www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/). Many well-regarded journals in biochemistry, molecular biology and related fields as well as clinical publications of interest to medical professionals are indexed in PubMed. The resource can be searched by a keyword with its boolean operators (AND, OR and NOT). Users can specify the database field to search. The Preview/Index menu allows the user to build a detailed query interactively. 

The scope of literature search can be narrowed by repeated clicking in of keywords, including the author s last name. Indexing of the author s name also permits multiple authors. For instance, one may write the author s last name Bai in the blank space of the Author pulldown menu to retrieve all publications by Bai on FFB. You may also click Bai, enter, and then click Yu to retrieve all publications on FFB that were coauthored by Bai and Yu. 

To install a new menu command whenever Excel is started, create an Auto Open procedure in the Personal Macro Workbook. To install a new menu command when a particular workbook is opened, create an Auto Open procedure in that workbook. Use the MenuBars and Menus VBA keywords to specify where the new Menultem is to be added, with the Add keyword. The syntax of the Add method is ... 

Our full structure search system determines the possible Chemical Abstracts Service (CAS) registry numbers and internal compound numbers for a given structural drawing. Additionally the user can select from a set of predefined keyword profiles and submit a job for CAS ONLINE. A minicomputer will set up the query, call the host system, perform the search, capture the answers and inform the user that the job was successfully completed. The user can now play back the answers at his terminal with structural formulae, bibliography and abstracts. The only activities are structure drawing, menu selection, waiting and scanning the results. 

Menu-driven, keyword programs, or other user-friendly systems are recommended. 

Working with Odesolve the user can choose an algorithm for the numerical ODE solution. If the cursor is above Odesolve keyword, the right-click will activate the corresponding context menu (Fig. 3.3). In Mathcad 2001-13 the user could choose between integration with a fixed (Fixed) or adaptive (Adaptive) step as well as a special method for stiff systems integration (Stiff). A new option, Adams/BDF, was added in Mathcad 14-15. 

In Mathcad Prime separation of like-named variables (m - mass, m - length unit, etc) is conducted via Labels menu of ribbon Math, see Fig. 6.15. At that, a variable or a function in Mathcad Prime can be marked as Variable, Unit (Fig. 6.15), Constant, Function, System, or Keyword. 

This fullerene database is accessible via anonymous FTP at physics.arizona.edu. login anonymous, passwd your email address. It is found in /afc/ibmpc The site has a program called PCBIB that allows searches of the database by keywords. The resource is based on materials from Professor Richard E. Smalley s BuckyBall Bibliography. It can also be searched by telnetting to sabio.arizona.edu Choose Other databases from the menu, then BuckyBall Database. 

On the FlyBase home page, the Quick Search facility uses a scrolling menu to define the data class(es) to be searched. Symbol field can be used for valid symbols or synonyms, and All text can be used to enter free text such as keywords and synonyms. 

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