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Amstrad Notebook NC200 Manual
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CONTENTS
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Section 1 - Notebook Overview and Beginners Tutorial |
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| 1 | Setting Up |
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| 5 | Using the Notebook |
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| 6 | To Use the Calculator |
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| 7 | Using the Word Processor |
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| 13 | Some Useful Tips |
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| 15 | Using the Spellchecker Dictionary |
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| 18 | Using the Spellchecker to Assist You in Spelling a Word Correctly Whilst Writing a Document |
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| 20 | How to Print Out Your Documents |
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| 21 | What floppy disks are used for |
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| 23 | Preparing Floppy Disks for Use - Formatting |
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| 25 | Copying Files (Documents) to a Disk | ||
| 26 | Listing Files on Disk and Copying Back to Memory | ||
| 29 | Summary | ||
| 29 | Floppy Disk Drive Battery Usage | ||
| 30 | Using the Diary/Clock/Address Book Section | ||
| 31 | Using the Address Book | ||
| 38 | To Print Out a Full List of Names and Addresses | ||
| 38 | Using the Calendar/Diary Section | ||
| 39 | Making a Diary Entry | ||
| 40 | Removing Future Diary Dates | ||
| 41 | Printing Out Diary Notes | ||
| 41 | To Use the Time Manager/Alarm/Clock Section | ||
| 41 | To Set an Alarm | ||
| 43 | Using the Alarm Function as a Reminder | ||
| 44 | To Cancel an Alarm Call | ||
| 45 | Changing Time Zones When You Travel to Other Countries | ||
| 46 | Do You Want to Know a Secret? Using the Secret Function | ||
| 47 | The Notebook Spreadsheet | ||
| 48 | Playing the Blockade and Trikade Games | ||
| 50 | Other Features of the Notebook | ||
| 51 | Conclusion | ||
Section 2 - User Guide |
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| 62 | Powering the Notebook |
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| 63 | Switching Off | ||
| 63 | Automatic Power Off | ||
| 63 | Switching On | ||
| 64 | Backlighting the LCD | ||
| 65 | Using the Floppy Disk Drive from Batteries | ||
| 65 | Battery Usage in the Serial Terminal Program | ||
| 66 | Getting Around | ||
| 66 | Advice for Beginners | ||
| 66 | Short Cuts | ||
| 68 | Single Key Operation | ||
| 68 | Memory | ||
| 68 | Expanding the Memory | ||
| 69 | Word Processor - Introduction | ||
| 70 | Features of the Word Processor | ||
| 70 | Transferring Documents to Other Computers | ||
| 71 | The Template | ||
| 72 | Calculator | ||
| 74 | Address Book | ||
| 75 | Storing the Address Book on a Memory Card | ||
| 76 | Calendar and Diary | ||
| 77 | Diary Reminder | ||
| 79 | Time Manager | ||
| 79 | Setting the Time and Date | ||
| 79 | Time Zones | ||
| 80 | Current Time Zone | ||
| 80 | Alarm Calls | ||
| 81 | To Change the Time, Date or Message of an Alarm Call | ||
| 81 | Secret Information | ||
| 82 | Set Up Your Password | ||
| 82 | Complete Password Protection of Your Notebook | ||
| 83 | Changing Your Password | ||
| 84 | If You Forget Your Password | ||
| 84 | Erasing Your Secret Information and Password | ||
| 84 | Resetting Your Notebook | ||
| 85 | Using the Floppy Disk Drive | ||
| 85 | To Format Floppy Disks Before Use | ||
| 86 | To Copy Files from Memory to the Floppy Disk | ||
| 86 | To List the Files Contained on a Disk | ||
| 86 | To Copy Files from a Floppy Disk to Memory | ||
| 87 | Copying Address Book and Diary Entries to/from Disk | ||
| 88 | Quickly Editing a Word Processor Document from Disk | ||
| 88 | Copying and Editing Spreadsheet Files/BASIC Programs | ||
| 89 | Other Disk Functions | ||
| 90 | Protecting Disk Information | ||
| 90 | Extra Functions for Marking Files | ||
| 91 | Directories on Disk | ||
| 93 | System Settings | ||
| 93 | Automatic Power Off Delay | ||
| 93 | Preserve Context | ||
| 93 | Document Sizes and Date Display | ||
| 94 | Date Format | ||
| 94 | Backlight | ||
| 94 | Document Transfer Format | ||
| 94 | Sticky Shift Keys | ||
| 94 | Time Display Format | ||
| 94 | Audible Diary Message Warning | ||
Section 3 - Word Processing Guide |
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| 95 | Starting a New Document |
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| 95 | Saving a Document | ||
| 97 | Large Documents | ||
| 97 | Deleting a Document | ||
| 98 | Renaming a Document | ||
| 99 | Copying a Document | ||
| 99 | Typing a Document | ||
| 101 | Page Size | ||
| 101 | Correcting Typing Errors | ||
| 101 | Moving Around a Document | ||
| 102 | Inserting Text | ||
| 102 | Typing Over Existing Text | ||
| 102 | Deleting Text in a Document | ||
| 103 | Undeleting Words, Lines and Blocks | ||
| 103 | Changing Case | ||
| 104 | Swapping Characters | ||
| 104 | Formatting text | ||
| 104 | Accented and special characters | ||
| 105 | Special Characters | ||
| 106 | Drawing Boxes | ||
| 106 | Using Single Box Line Characters | ||
| 106 | Double Line Boxes | ||
| 107 | Viewing Codes | ||
| 108 | Viewing Returns, Tabs, Rulers and Spaces | ||
| 108 | Inserting the Current Date or Time into a Document | ||
| 108 | Inserting an Address from Your Address Book into a Document | ||
| 109 | Inserting One Document into Another | ||
| 109 | Moving, Copying, Deleting, Saving, and Undeleting Blocks of Text | ||
| 109 | Marking a Block | ||
| 109 | Copy Block | ||
| 109 | Store a Block as a Separate Document | ||
| 110 | Delete Block | ||
| 110 | Undelete Block | ||
| 110 | To Unmark a Block | ||
| 110 | Changing the Appearance of Text (Bold, Italic etc.) | ||
| 110 | Italics | ||
| 111 | Cancel Italics | ||
| 111 | Bold | ||
| 111 | Cancel Bold | ||
| 111 | Underlining | ||
| 112 | Other Effects Available in Notebook's Style Menu | ||
| 112 | How to Change the Character Size or Style | ||
| 113 | Place Markers | ||
| 113 | Special Formatting Characters | ||
| 114 | The Word Processor Menus | ||
| 115 | List of Documents | ||
| 115 | Headers, Footers and Page Numbering | ||
| 115 | Headers and Footers | ||
| 115 | Inserting Header or Footer Text | ||
| 116 | Page Numbering | ||
| 116 | The Go To Command | ||
| 117 | The Status Line | ||
| 117 | Page Breaks | ||
| 118 | Page Layout | ||
| 119 | Layout Menu | ||
| 119 | Page Dimensions | ||
| 120 | Aligning Text Using "Ruler Lines" | ||
| 120 | Inserting a Ruler Line | ||
| 121 | Deleting or Editing a Ruler Line | ||
| 121 | Using Tabs | ||
| 122 | Decimal Tabs | ||
| 122 | Right Align Tab | ||
| 123 | Find and Replace | ||
| Using Find | |||
| 124 | Using Replace | ||
| 124 | Examples | ||
| 125 | Using Macros | ||
| 125 | What is a Macro? | ||
| 126 | How to Record a Macro "Phrase" | ||
| 127 | How to Record a Macro "Command" | ||
| 128 | Displaying the Stored Macros | ||
| 128 | Spell Checking | ||
| 128 | User Dictionary Upkeep | ||
| 128 | View the Words in the User Dictionary | ||
| Remove a Word from the User Dictionary | |||
| 130 | Counting Words | ||
| 130 | Configuring the Word Processor | ||
| 131 | Decimal Character | ||
| 131 | Key Repeat Startup Delay | ||
| 131 | Key Repeat | ||
| 131 | Cursor Flash Period | ||
| 131 | View Options | ||
| 132 | Printing from the Word Processor | ||
| 132 | Connect to the Printer | ||
| 132 | Select the Document You Are Going to Print | ||
| 133 | Select One of the Printer Types | ||
| 133 | Printer Character Set | ||
| 134 | Printer Port | ||
| 134 | Serial Port | ||
| 134 | Starting to Print | ||
| 134 | If You Have Printing Problems | ||
Section 4 - Sending and Receiving Files |
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| 135 | Sending and Receiving Files | ||
| 136 | Serial or Parallel Transfers? | ||
| 137 | Serial Transfers | ||
| 137 | "Local" Connection | ||
| 137 | "Remote" Connection | ||
| 138 | The Cable to Use | ||
| 140 | Making the Software Connect | ||
| 140 | The Notebook's Serial Terminal Program | ||
| 143 | Making Sure the Connection Works | ||
| 144 | Choosing the Correct Transfer Method | ||
| 144 | Document Transfers without Xmodem | ||
| 147 | Xmodem File Transfers | ||
Section 5 - Stored Commands |
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| 151 | Word Processor Stored Commands | ||
| 155 | Page Layout Commands | ||
| 155 | BM Bottom Margin | ||
| 156 | EM Even side Margin | ||
| 156 | FM Footer Margin | ||
| 157 | HM Header Margin | ||
| 157 | OM Odd side Margin | ||
| 157 | PL Page Length | ||
| 158 | SM Side Margin | ||
| 158 | TM Top Margin | ||
| 159 | ZM Zero Margins | ||
| 159 | Page Formatting Commands | ||
| 159 | CE CEntre | ||
| 159 | CP Continuous Printing | ||
| 160 | EA End printing At page | ||
| 160 | EF Even page Footer | ||
| 161 | EH Even page Header | ||
| 161 | EP Even Page throw | ||
| 162 | FF Form Feed codes | ||
| 162 | FO FOoter | ||
| 163 | FP Format whilst Printing | ||
| 163 | HE HEader | ||
| 163 | LS Line Spacing | ||
| 164 | NC Number of Copies | ||
| 164 | NP New Page after print | ||
| 164 | OF Odd page Footer | ||
| 165 | OH Odd page Header | ||
| 165 | OP Odd Page throw | ||
| 165 | PA PAge throw | ||
| 165 | PE Print Even pages | ||
| 166 | PN Page Number | ||
| 166 | PO Print Odd pages | ||
| 166 | RJ Right Justification | ||
| 167 | SA Start At page | ||
| 167 | Printer Commands | ||
| 167 | MC Micro space Code | ||
| 167 | MS Micro Spacing | ||
| 168 | OC Output Code to printer | ||
| 168 | PP Proportional Printing | ||
| 169 | Miscellaneous Commands | ||
| 169 | CO COmment | ||
| 169 | CS Clear Screen | ||
| 169 | DM Display Message | ||
| 170 | IN INsert | ||
| 170 | ST STop | ||
| 171 | WT WaiT and display | ||
| 171 | Mail Merge Commands | ||
| 171 | AV Ask for Variable | ||
| 172 | CF Close File | ||
| 172 | DF Define data File | ||
| 172 | EI End If | ||
| 172 | EL ELse | ||
| 173 | ID If Defined | ||
| 173 | IE If Exhausted | ||
| 173 | IF IF | ||
| 173 | IU If Undefined | ||
| 174 | RP RePeat | ||
| 174 | RU Read variable Unconditional | ||
| 174 | RV Read Variable | ||
| 174 | SK SKip | ||
| 175 | SV Set Variable | ||
| 175 | UN UNtil | ||
| 175 | WC Write file Close | ||
| 175 | WF Write File | ||
| 176 | WM Write Message | ||
Section 6 - Mail Merge |
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| 177 | Mail Merge | ||
| 177 | Simple Mail Merging | ||
| 180 | More About Reading Data | ||
| 181 | Inputting Data when Printing | ||
| 182 | Other Ways to Set Variables | ||
| 183 | Splitting Data Out from a Variable | ||
| 184 | Using the IF Commands | ||
| 185 | Adding Variables | ||
| 185 | Using Names and Addresses from the Address Book | ||
| 186 | Mail Merge without a Data File | ||
Section 7 - BBC BASIC |
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| 188 | BBC BASIC | ||
| 189 | Immediate Commands | ||
| 189 | Writing Programs - a Short Tutorial | ||
| 196 | Example BASIC Programs | ||
| 196 | Program 1: Reaction Time Tester | ||
| 197 | Program 2: A Musical Organ Program | ||
| 199 | Program 3: Scientific Graph Plotting | ||
| 201 | Program 4: An Analogue Clock | ||
| 204 | Making Programs Run Automatically | ||
| 204 | BASIC Memory Usage | ||
| 205 | Z80 Assembler | ||
| 205 | Difference Between BBC BASIC on the Notebook and Other Computers | ||
Section 8 - BBC BASIC Keywords |
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| 206 | BBC BASIC Keywords | ||
| 206 | ABS | ||
| 206 | ACS | ||
| 206 | ADVAL | ||
| 206 | AND | ||
| 206 | ASC | ||
| 206 | ASN | ||
| 207 | ATN | ||
| 207 | AUTO | ||
| 207 | BGET | ||
| 207 | BPUT | ||
| 207 | CALL | ||
| 207 | CHAIN | ||
| 207 | CHR$ | ||
| 208 | CLEAR | ||
| 208 | CLG | ||
| 208 | CLOSE | ||
| 208 | CLS | ||
| 208 | COLOUR / COLOR | ||
| 208 | COS | ||
| 208 | COUNT | ||
| 209 | DATA | ||
| 209 | DEF | ||
| 209 | DEG | ||
| 209 | DELETE | ||
| 209 | DIM | ||
| 210 | DIV | ||
| 210 | DRAW | ||
| 210 | EDIT | ||
| 210 | ELSE | ||
| 210 | END | ||
| 210 | ENDPROC | ||
| 211 | ENVELOPE | ||
| 211 | EOF | ||
| 211 | EOR | ||
| 211 | ERL | ||
| 211 | ERR | ||
| 212 | ERROR | ||
| 212 | EVAL | ||
| 212 | EXP | ||
| 212 | EXT | ||
| 213 | FALSE | ||
| 213 | FN | ||
| 213 | FOR | ||
| 213 | GCOL | ||
| 213 | GET | ||
| 213 | GET$ | ||
| 214 | GOSUB | ||
| 214 | GOTO | ||
| 214 | HIMEM | ||
| 214 | IF | ||
| 214 | INKEY | ||
| 215 | INKEY$ | ||
| 215 | INPUT | ||
| 215 | INPUT LINE | ||
| 215 | INPUT# | ||
| 215 | INSTR | ||
| 215 | INT | ||
| 215 | LEFT$ | ||
| 216 | LEN | ||
| 216 | LET | ||
| 216 | LINE | ||
| 216 | LIST | ||
| 216 | LISTO | ||
| 216 | LN | ||
| 217 | LOAD | ||
| 217 | LOCAL | ||
| 217 | LOG | ||
| 217 | LOMEM | ||
| 217 | MID$ | ||
| 217 | MOD | ||
| 217 | MODE | ||
| 218 | MOVE | ||
| 218 | NEW | ||
| 218 | NEXT | ||
| 218 | NOT | ||
| 218 | OLD | ||
| 218 | ON | ||
| 219 | OPENIN | ||
| 219 | OPENOUT | ||
| 219 | OPENUP | ||
| 219 | OR | ||
| 219 | OSCLI | ||
| 219 | PAGE | ||
| 220 | PI | ||
| 220 | PLOT | ||
| 221 | POINT | ||
| 221 | POS | ||
| 221 | |||
| 221 | PROC | ||
| 222 | PTR | ||
| 222 | PUT | ||
| 222 | RAD | ||
| 222 | READ | ||
| 222 | REM | ||
| 222 | RENUMBER | ||
| 222 | REPEAT | ||
| 223 | REPORT | ||
| 223 | RESTORE | ||
| 223 | RETURN | ||
| 223 | RIGHT$ | ||
| 223 | RND | ||
| 223 | RUN | ||
| 223 | SAVE | ||
| 224 | SGN | ||
| 224 | SIN | ||
| 224 | SOUND | ||
| 225 | SPC | ||
| 225 | SQR | ||
| 225 | STEP | ||
| 225 | STOP | ||
| 225 | STR$ | ||
| 225 | STRING$ | ||
| 225 | TAB | ||
| 226 | TAN | ||
| 226 | THEN | ||
| 226 | TIME | ||
| 226 | TIME$ | ||
| 226 | TO | ||
| 227 | TRACE | ||
| 227 | TRUE | ||
| 227 | UNTIL | ||
| 227 | USR | ||
| 227 | VAL | ||
| 228 | VDU | ||
| 231 | VPOS | ||
| 231 | WIDTH | ||
| 231 | Operating System Commands | ||
| 231 | *BYE / *QUIT | ||
| 231 | *CAT / *DIR / *. | ||
| 231 | *DELETE / *ERASE | ||
| 231 | *ESC | ||
| 231 | *EXEC | ||
| 232 | *KEY | ||
| 232 | *LOAD | ||
| 232 | *PRINTER | ||
| 232 | *RENAME | ||
| 232 | *SAVE | ||
| 232 | *SPOOL | ||
| 232 | *| | ||
| 233 | BASIC and the Printer | ||
| 233 | Operating System Error Messages | ||
Section 9 - Speadsheet Guide - Introduction |
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| 235 | What is a Spreadsheet? | ||
| 237 | The Spreadsheet Section of the Manual | ||
Section 10 - Spreadsheet Guide - Part One (a) - Getting Started for Beginners |
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| 239 | Getting Started for Beginners | ||
| 239 | Using the Notebook Spreadsheet | ||
| 240 | Details of the Screen | ||
| 244 | The Keyboard | ||
| 245 | Keys Used to Move the Cursor | ||
| 247 | How to Get Help | ||
| 247 | Terminology | ||
| 249 | What to Do When You Make a Mistake | ||
| 250 | Saving Your Worksheets | ||
| 250 | Leaving the Notebook Spreadsheet | ||
| 251 | Running the Sample Worksheets Provided | ||
Section 11 - Spreadsheet Guide - Part One (b) - Quick Start Guide for Experts |
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| 253 | Quick Start Guide for Experts | ||
| 253 | Starting a New Sheet - the Quick Way | ||
| 254 | Starting a New Sheet | ||
| 257 | Loading an Existing Worksheet | ||
| 258 | Saving a Sheet | ||
| 259 | Printing from the Spreadsheet | ||
Section 12 - Spreadsheet Guide - Part Two - Complete Tutorial |
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| 260 | Complete Tutorial | ||
| 260 | Tutorial I - Basic Techniques | ||
| 260 | Creating a Worksheet | ||
| 262 | Tutorial II - Inserting and Deleting Rows and Columns | ||
| 264 | Moving Around a Sheet | ||
| 266 | A Note on Destinations | ||
| 267 | More on Entering Data | ||
| 269 | Entering Text | ||
| 272 | Tutorial III - More Advanced Techniques | ||
| 272 | Understanding the Difference Between Text and Numbers | ||
| 273 | Using Ranges | ||
| 273 | Formats: Changing the Way the Data is Displayed | ||
| 276 | More on Numeric Formats | ||
| 278 | Text Formats | ||
| 280 | Tutorial IV - More on Changing Column Widths and Formats | ||
| 282 | Editing | ||
| 283 | Tutorial V - Removing Data from the Sheet - Blanking and Zapping | ||
| 284 | Blanking | ||
| 286 | Tutorial VI - Expressions | ||
| 286 | Understanding Expressions - The Heart of the Sheet | ||
| 291 | The Order of Calculation | ||
| 293 | Tutorial VII - Functions | ||
| 293 | Mathematical Functions | ||
| 294 | Utility Functions | ||
| 295 | Statistical Functions | ||
| 296 | Defined Functions | ||
| 299 | Tutorial VIII - More Techniques | ||
| 299 | The Move Command | ||
| 300 | Copying Parts of the Sheet | ||
| 304 | Tutorial IX - Cell References | ||
| 304 | A Note on Adjusting References - Lagged Variables | ||
| 305 | Preparing a Simple Cash Flow | ||
| 309 | Tutorial X - Saving, Loading and Printing | ||
| 309 | A Further Look at the Copy Command | ||
| 311 | MEM, DIF, TXT, DAT | ||
| 315 | Printing from the Notebook Spreadsheet | ||
| 316 | Printing Mail Labels | ||
| 319 | Tutorial XI - Partitioning the Screen | ||
| 322 | Tutorial XII - Database Handling Techniques | ||
| 322 | Searching | ||
| 323 | Sorting the Lines | ||
| 325 | Tutorial XIII - More Complex Use of the Spreadsheet | ||
| 325 | The IF, THEN, ELSE Functions | ||
| 328 | Table Handling Functions | ||
| 331 | A Note on Lists | ||
| 331 | Date and Time Functions | ||
| 334 | Tutorial XIV - An Introduction to 'Command' Functions | ||
| 335 | Multiple Function Lines and Dividing Commas | ||
| 336 | I/O Functions | ||
| 337 | Tutorial XV - Producing Graphs and Charts | ||
| 338 | Graph Functions | ||
| 338 | Business Graphs | ||
| 339 | Statistical, Scientific and Engineering | ||
| 342 | Making a Graph in Practice - Business Type | ||
| 345 | Making a Graph in Practice - Pie Charts | ||
| 346 | Making a Graph in Practice - Scientific Graphs | ||
| 348 | Further Points About Chart Plotting | ||
| 349 | Tutorial XVI - Automating Data Manipulation | ||
| 349 | Using Macro Command Groups | ||
| 351 | Function that Allow Looping | ||
| 354 | Subroutines Using the DO Function | ||
| 355 | Looping Using Functions DO and WHILE | ||
| 358 | Table Filling Using the DO Function | ||
| 362 | Limitations of CRD() | ||
| 362 | Iterative Solutions - Using Circular Reference | ||
| 363 | Solving Simultaneous Equations | ||
Section 13 - Spreadsheet Guide - Part Three - Overview and Recap |
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| 366 | Overview and Recap | ||
| 366 | The Spreadsheet's Dynamic Data Entry and Error Checking | ||
| 367 | The Spreadsheet and It's Uses | ||
| 369 | Moving Around | ||
| 370 | Types of Entry | ||
| 372 | Circular References | ||
| 372 | More on Formats | ||
| 373 | The Copy Command | ||
| 374 | Saving and Loading | ||
| 374 | Printing | ||
| 375 | Database Functions | ||
| 375 | Advanced Functions | ||
| 375 | Conditionals, Loops and Macros | ||
| 376 | Table Creating and Reading | ||
| 376 | Date and Time Functions | ||
| 376 | Graphic Options | ||
Section 14 - Spreadsheet Guide - Part Four - Command Reference |
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| 377 | Expression Entry | ||
| 377 | Evaluation of Expressions | ||
| 378 | Building Expressions | ||
| The Valid Operators in an Expression | |||
| 381 | Built-in Functions | ||
| 381 | Trigonometric Functions | ||
| 381 | Logical Functions | ||
| 381 | Date and Time Functions | ||
| 382 | Alphabetic List of Built-in Functions | ||
| 382 | ABS | ||
| 382 | ACOS / ASIN / ATAN | ||
| 382 | ACOSR / ASINR / ATANR | ||
| 382 | AND | ||
| 382 | AVERAGE | ||
| 382 | BLEEP | ||
| 383 | CHOOSE | ||
| 383 | COMB | ||
| 383 | COS / COSR | ||
| 383 | COUNT | ||
| 383 | CRD | ||
| 383 | DATE | ||
| 384 | DATEAFTER | ||
| 384 | DAY | ||
| 384 | DAYOFWK | ||
| 384 | DAYOFYR | ||
| 384 | DAYSAPART | ||
| 384 | DEC | ||
| 385 | DELAY | ||
| 385 | DO | ||
| 385 | DPART | ||
| 385 | e | ||
| 385 | ERROR | ||
| 385 | EXP | ||
| 386 | FACT | ||
| 386 | FALSE | ||
| 386 | GROW | ||
| 386 | HOUR | ||
| 386 | IF | ||
| 386 | IN | ||
| 386 | INC | ||
| 387 | INIT | ||
| 387 | INT | ||
| 387 | INTERP | ||
| 387 | LN | ||
| 387 | LOG10 | ||
| 388 | LOOKUP | ||
| 388 | MAINTITLE | ||
| 388 | MAX | ||
| 388 | MIN | ||
| 388 | MINUTE | ||
| 388 | MONTH | ||
| 388 | NINT | ||
| 388 | NOT | ||
| 389 | NPV | ||
| 389 | OR | ||
| 389 | OUT | ||
| 389 | PERM | ||
| 389 | PI | ||
| 389 | POS | ||
| 390 | RND | ||
| 390 | ROUND | ||
| 390 | SECOND | ||
| 390 | SET | ||
| 390 | SIMPRULE | ||
| 390 | SIN | ||
| 391 | SINR | ||
| 391 | SQRT | ||
| 391 | STDEV | ||
| 391 | SUBTITLE | ||
| 391 | SUM | ||
| 391 | SUMIF | ||
| 392 | TAN / TANR | ||
| 392 | TIME | ||
| 392 | TIMELABEL | ||
| 392 | TIMELAPSE | ||
| 392 | TRUE | ||
| 392 | TYPEPLOT | ||
| 392 | VAL | ||
| 393 | VAR | ||
| 393 | WHILE | ||
| 393 | XLABEL / XMAXIMUM / XMINIMUM / XTITLE / XVALUE | ||
| 393 | YEAR | ||
| 393 | YMAXIMUM / YMINIMUM / YTITLE / YVALUE | ||
| 393 | ZEROTIME | ||
| 394 | Text Entry | ||
| 395 | Complete Command Reference | ||
| 395 | A Automatic Calculation | ||
| 397 | B Blank | ||
| 398 | C Copy | ||
| 398 | Copying Within the Worksheet | ||
| 399 | Copying to a Printer | ||
| 399 | Copying Formulae to the Printer | ||
| 399 | Preparing Mail Labels | ||
| 400 | Copying from Files into the Sheet | ||
| 401 | Copying to Files | ||
| 402 | Cross Reference Checking | ||
| 403 | E Edit | ||
| 404 | X Exchange | ||
| 405 | F Format | ||
| 406 | Format Types | ||
| 410 | G Get | ||
| 411 | I Insert | ||
| 413 | J Jump | ||
| 414 | Loading a File | ||
| 415 | M Move | ||
| 416 | N New | ||
| 417 | O Out | ||
| 418 | P Partition | ||
| 419 | Printing a Worksheet | ||
| 420 | Q Quit | ||
| 421 | Saving a File | ||
| 422 | S Sort | ||
| 423 | T Trace Graph | ||
| 425 | Limits of the Graphics Commands | ||
| 426 | V Verify | ||
| 427 | W Which Files | ||
| 428 | Z Zap (delete) | ||
| 429 | ! Force Recalculation | ||
| 430 | * Macro | ||
| 431 | More Detail on Error Messages | ||
| Appendix 1 - Table of Characters Available in the Notebook |
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| Appendix 2 - Summary of Word Processor Editing Commands |
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| Appendix 3 - Display of Macro Definitions |
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| Appendix 4 - Serial Terminal - VT52 Emulator |
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| Licence Agreement |
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| Troubleshooting |
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| 453 | Q & A | ||
| 457 | When All Else Fails! | ||
| 458 | Memory Usage in the Notebook | ||
| Legal Information |
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| Index |
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