Toolbars

Via left-click on View you have access to a pull-down menu that is used to configure the toolbars, or to toggle the status bar or the browser window on and off (see Fig. 8.1). 

In order to configure the toolbars a dialog box (Fig. 8.2) consisting of several check boxes is used. You can access this dialog box by choosing the Toolbars command or by right-clicking on the menu or on any toolbar. 

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Marking the checkboxes the associated toolbars will be displayed. The toolbars of the workspace DEMO.ows are as follows  

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On starting the acquisition module, the user is presented with a screen display such as that shown in Figure 5. The screen is divided into four sections signal display status bar menu bar and toolbar and ultrasonic controls. 

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 access this tool from the SAS toolbar by selecting Solutions, Reporting, and then Graph-N-Go. This invokes the Graph-N-Go facility. It lets you select a data set and a graph type, and then choose which graph you want to create with a point-and-click interface. 

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. ... 

The default is strikethrough (a line going through the words(s) you remove). If you select Hidden, the deleted text can be shown or hidden with the Show/Hide button on the Standard toolbar. To prevent the deleted text from appearing on the screen, select the" or symbol. 

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) ... 

If you want to write on the chart, go to the VIEW menu and select TOOLBARS and DRAWING. Select the Text Box tool from the Drawing toolbar, click inside your chart, and you can begin typing words. You can move the words around and change their format. You can draw arrows on the chart with the Arrow tool. If you double click on a data point on the chart, a box appears that allows you to change the plotting symbols. 

P. P Figure zoom functions to magnify or reduce an area of a plot. Used via the mouse from the Figure window toolbar. 

The commenting or uncommenting of MATLAB code line blocks can best be achieved from the MATLAB text editor window for an m file. Simply highlight a block of code lines via a mouse drag in the MATLAB text editor window, then click on the Text entry of the editor s toolbar and click Comment or Uncomment as appropriate. This action makes % commenting marks appear at or disappear from the front of each code line of the highlighted block. 

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... 

To convert a steady-state simulation into a dynamic simulation, the Dynamic button on the top toolbar shown at the top of Figure 3.56 is clicked. If this button is not showing, go to the top toolbar and click View and Toolbars. The window shown at the bottom of Figure 3.56 opens, on which the box in front of Dynamic is clicked. Then the Dynamic item under the reactor block R1 is clicked, which opens the window shown in Figure 3.57. The Heat Transfer page tab lists six possible options that can be used in the dynamic simulation. In our discussion of these alternatives, we will consider the... 

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