The Toolbars

OPUS toolbars offer shortcuts to the most commonly used functions. If the cursor rests for a couple of seconds on a shortcut icon, a tool tip summarizing the icons function will be displayed. In addition, the icons can be found listed next to their function on the pop-up menu. 

The toolbar configurations are stored with the workspace settings in a file with the extension. ows. Details of how to configure the toolbars can be found in Section 8.1. As mentioned above, for the purpose of our interactive course we recommend that you choose the workspace DEMO.ows. 

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Three types of geometry measurements can be made using SpartanBuild distances between pairs of atoms, angles involving any three atoms, and dihedral angles involving any four atoms. These are accessible from the Geometry menu and from the toolbar. Try these operations now. 

You begin the process in the interactive SAS windowing environment by selecting File from the toolbar and then Import Data..from the drop-down menu. You will see a window like the following ... 

From within a project in SAS Enterprise Guide, select File and then Import Data... from the toolbar. Select where to open the data from in the pop-up file selection window and click Open. A data import options window like the following will appear ... 

The interactive SAS Import Wizard provides an easy way to import the contents of Microsoft Excel and Access files into SAS. Here again, the Import Wizard is essentially a graphical user interface that builds the PROC IMPORT code for you. Begin in the interactive SAS windowing environment by selecting File from the toolbar and then Import Data... from the drop-down menu. A window like the following will appear, where you can select Microsoft Excel as a standard data source. 

You can carry out the calculations using the Microsoft Excel function key (found by clicking on the insert button in the toolbar) ... 

Select new slide. Click OK. Select a blank background for your experimental results. To show the colors at different pH values, select view from the toolbar at the top of the page. On the... 

Clip art can be inserted by selecting insert from the toolbar, picture from the pop-up menu, and clip art. ... 

Under Run Ozipr in the toolbar, click once on the example you want to run. This runs the program and generates the output file. For example, if you have edited Example 1 inputs (either the exl.inp file and/or the meccm.rad file), it will do the run and generate the exl.out. file. 

The output file can be printed using the File - Print commands from the toolbar. 

To run the options which generate the data for isopleths, e.g., Example 8, click once on the appropriate example under Run Ozipr on the toolbar. This generates the exS.out. file. 

Run Isoplot from the toolbar and then the example 6. To plot the isopleths, choose Example8(Plot) ... 

Now components, physical properties, and feedstream conditions must be specified. Select Data and Setup on the toolbar at the top of the window. The window shown in Figure 2.34 opens. Almost all aspects of the simulation can be accessed from this Data Browser window. The units to use in the simulation are specified in the Units of... 

The default for toolbars is that the Standard and Formatting toolbars share one row. A button allows you to expand the toolbar to display the remaining toolbuttons. If you prefer to have "old style" toolbars, uncheck the Standard And Formatting Toolbars Share One Row box as well. 

There are three ways to copy from Excel to Word by using Copy and Paste, by using the Camera icon on the toolbar or by making a "screen shot". Each produces a different "product". The first two can be linked dynamically to the source worksheet. 

The toolbar that contains the menu to be customized must be visible. 

This step necessary only in Excel 97/98.) Choose the Toolbars tab, then check the box for, or double-click on, the Worksheet Menu Bar or Chart Menu Bar to display a customizable copy of the menu bar. 

Select New Menu and drag it to the desired location on the toolbar. 

If a toolbar does not fill the whole window (from left to right or vertically, depending on its orientation) the toolbar dock is visible as the extra blank space at either side of the toolbar, separated from the toolbar by the toolbar border. 

You can display a toolbar by choosing Toolbars from the View menu, then checking the box for the desired toolbar in the submenu. You can also display a toolbar by choosing Customize... from the Tools menu, choosing the Toolbars tab (Figure 19-2) and checking the box for the desired toolbar. 

Remove a toolbar by choosing Toolbars from the View menu and unchecking the box for the toolbar, or by dragging the toolbar from the toolbar dock and then pressing the Close box. You can have several toolbars in the Excel window at once. 

Excel Tip. Right-click on any toolbar (Windows) or hold down the CONTROL key and click on any toolbar (Macintosh) to display the Toolbar shortcut menu. 

Figure 19-2. Displajring a built-in toolbar with the Toolbars dialog box.

Drag the toolbutton off the toolbar (when you click on it, the toolbutton outline is highlighted) and release the mouse button. The toolbutton will disappear. 

Select the desired toolbutton from the various categories (Figure 19-3). Drag the toolbutton to the desired place on the toolbar. Spaces between toolbuttons may be added or removed by using the procedure in the following box. 

The built-in Microsoft Excel toolbars can be restored to their "factory-installed" condition by using the Reset button in the Toolbars tab of the Toolbars dialog box (Figure 19-2). Individual toolbuttons can be restored by following the procedure described earlier. Custom toolbars cannot be reset. 

Select the happyface" toolbutton (you ll create a new image for it later) and drag it to the desired location on the toolbar. 

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