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Radix User's Manual
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SuperCalc3
SuperCalc" can produce 7 different kinds of graphs. Using
information contained on the worksheet you can create and print
a wide variety of graphs.
Before you start printing graphs you must tell SuperCalc"
what kind of printer you are using. This is done with the STAR-
TUP program that is furnished on the SuperCalc" disk. To use this,
type STARTUP at the A) prompt and follow the on-screen direc-
tions. If the Star Radix printer is not listed, please consult with
your Star dealer for an alternate printer selection.
Once you have started the SuperCalc" program there are still
some things that you must tell the program about your printer.
Use
the /Global Graphics Options
Command by entering /G G 0.
You will see a menu like that shown in Figure
5-l.
There are many
things on this screen but we need only concern ourselves with a
few.
GRAPHICS
AND
DEVICE
OPTIONS
Appearance
Features:
For
graphics
printers:
Grldc
N
Re5OlUtlO"
D
Axes
Y
TIC1
5
Y
For
pen
plotters:
GraDh
80X
N
NUrn.
pen5
2
Transparency
N
For
F1e.
sat-
an*
stat,
d-&r:
F111
Ty;e
s
F'1otter
*nter+ace:
use
s
For
Line,
ti-Lo,
Area
anI3
X-Y:
Folnt
Mar&err
Y
Parallel
opt1onc:
L1 "es
Y
Frrnter
"umber
1
GRAPHIC
DEVICE
SETTINGS:
Serial
Options:
corn "umber
1
Console:
Baud
Fate
4.!30D
Monl
tor
c
F'ar1ty
N
Data
bits
8
Stop
bits
1
H~or~zonta,).
V(ertxcal,.
Ntelther)
or
E(oth)'
25.
/Global,Graphlcs,OptlDns
F1
=
Help;
F2
=
Erase
Line/Return
to
Spreadsheet;
F9
=
Plot;
F10
=
View
we 5-l. SuperGaId /Global Graphics Options menu.
The first selection to make is at the top of the second column.
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Use
the Tab key to quickly move to the "Resolution:" entry. This
choice affects the density and quality of the graphs that you print.
There are four choices, single through quad density, but if you did
not find the Radix listed in the STARTUP program only single and
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