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|| G r a p h w o r k s 1.1 ||
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|| For use with the Apple //e, //c ||
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|| and Appleworks. ||
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\_\_______Doc_written_by:_The_Miner________/_/
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The GraphWork disk is a start-up disk. put graphwork
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disk in drive 1 and turn on computer. press <space bar to
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continue>. The main menu folder will appear shortly.
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o The "Esc" will always bring you back into the main menu
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o When selecting from folders, either press the number of
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the desired function or use the up/down arrow until the
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function is highlighted and press "return"
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To configure GraphWorks for your computer system there are two
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steps to follow:(1) configure your Appleworks spreadsheet data
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disk location ,and (2) configure your printer, printer interface
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and location of card. Select #4
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"other Activities".Press return.
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Press ESC twice to go to the main menu folder
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Select #1, "Add AppleWorks files to the desktop"
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You should now be in the "spreadsheet files" folder. All
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AppleWorks spreadsheet files will be displayed for you to
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place into the Desktop.
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This is the first step before you can graph the data. To
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place into the Desktop, select your file(s). press ESC to go
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back to the "Main Menu"
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Select #2, "Work with one of the files on the Desktop". The
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selections should be displayed. highlight file to work with
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(use cursor keys) and by pressing RETURN; file should now appear
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in spreadsheet form.
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o You cannot edit a spreadsheet file while you are in graphwork.
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All editing must be done in appleworks.
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o If spreadsheet is larger than 12k, you will be unable to
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access data over that limit. If you wish to graph any data
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beyond the 12k range, you must quit graphwork and edit
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spreadsheet under appleworks. however, if the data is within
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the beginning 12k, just press "RETURN" when the menu prompts
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you.
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GRAPHING THE SPREADSHEET
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To graph the spreadsheet you must press"S", to select P for
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pie,B for Bar,S for stacked bar,L for Line. Press RETURN
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o If you need help , just press "?"
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o To view all option (legend & range),press O. to clear all
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press X.
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o To insert text into the graph, press ESC after graphing and
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then press T for title.
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To do a pie chart-
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select "A" range by pressing A. use arrow keysto highlight the
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selection of to 24 numbers/data points.
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To select a Legend(some people refer to as labels)for the
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pie; that is, to name each data point or slice of the pie.
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first set cursor on the first cell where the legends begin.
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Press L. you will be given choices of legend range:A,B,C,D,
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E,F,and L. Select l. the legend must be equal to the number of
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data points in A-range.
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You can plot:
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a total of 24 data points in a pie graph
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a total of 24 data points in bar graph
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a total of 24 data points per range (up to 6 range) in a
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stacked-bar
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a total of 52 data points/six range in a line graph.
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Press "G" for graph; now the graph will be displayed.
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TO PRINT
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To print, first check to see if display is satifactory (do this
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by graphing -"G" or "R"). Press "P" for print. You have two
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choice, Regular or Expanded size. The regular size is usually a
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quarter of a page while the expanded size is almost a full page.
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