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SURVEY POWER (tm)
Version 2.10
Designed to create, analyze, and print out results
to your surveys, questionnaires, and opinion polls.
SURVEY POWER (tm) is a copyrighted program distributed as
SHAREWARE. All rights are reserved. You may make 1 copy of
this program and documentation for a 30 day evaluation.
If you decide to continue to use this program, you must pay a
registration fee of $39.95 plus $2.00 shipping/handling. Checks,
MasterCard, and VISA are accepted. Purchase orders are accepted
from schools and Fortune 1000 companies. Building site licenses
are also available. All references to SHAREWARE and evaluation
software are removed from the print outs of the registered
versions of this program. To order the registered version, use
the order blank that can be printed from the pull down menu.
Registered owners will receive a printed manual, diskette with
all improvements since the distribution of the shareware
diskette, removal of all references to evaluation shareware,
notification of major updates, and voice telephone support.
This program can only be updated and improved when you support
my efforts.
■Copyright Terry L. Jepson 1991-1994
All Rights Reserved
Published by WISCO COMPUTING, P. O. Box 8,
Wisconsin Rapids, WI 54495-0008
Modem support is available on the Rapid River BBS (715) 435-3855
(Free access 300 to 38,400bps V.32bis/V.42bis 24 hr 8/N/1)
MasterCard and VISA orders accepted Fax and Voice (715) 423-8189
Voice support is only available to registered users.
The information contained in the SURVEY POWER program and
manual is believed to be accurate and reliable. However, no
responsibility is assumed by the author or WISCO COMPUTING for
it's use. The author or WISCO COMPUTING shall not be liable for
any direct, incidental, or consequential damages resulting from the
use of the SURVEY POWER program or this manual. Comments
on this publication and on SURVEY POWER are invited.
SURVEY POWER is a trademark of WISCO COMPUTING. The
computer hardware, software, and printer names used in this manual
are the trade names and/or trademarks of their respective owners.
SPECIALIZED NEEDS
If you have specialized needs, this program can be modified. Please
contact WISCO Computing at the mail address or BBS phone
number listed on the front page of this documentation for rates.
Windows and Macintosh versions of SURVEY POWER are planned for the
future. Contact WISCO Computing for availability.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1-1 General Information
1-2 System Requirements
1-3 Capabilities of Survey Power
1-4 Hard Disk Installation
1-5 Starting Survey Power
1-6 The Menu Bar
FILES MENU
2-1 New
2-2 Load a Survey
2-3 Create a Survey
2-4 Entering Survey Questions
2-4-1 Cursor Movement
2-4-2 Question Types
2-4-3 Entering Response Text
2-5 Adding Survey Questions
2-6 Editing Survey Titles
2-7 Editing Survey Questions and Response Text
2-8 Deleting Survey Questions
2-9 Print Blank Surveys
2-10 Shell to DOS
2-11 Exit SURVEY POWER
RESPONSE MENU
3-1 Record Responses
3-2 Revise Responses
COMPLETE AND PARTIAL MENUS
4-1 Information
4-2 Total Analysis
4-3 Demographic Analysis
4-4 Correlation Analysis
4-5 Text Frequency Analysis
4-6 Numerical Detail Analysis
4-7 Weighting Frequency Analysis
4-8 Viewing an Analysis
4-9 Printing an Analysis
4-10 Export to an ASCII file
4-11 Export to a Lotus .WKS file
SETTINGS MENU
5-1 Percentage Calculation Method
5-2 Print Demographic Cover Sheet
5-3 Tables with Missing Data
5-4 Weighting Calculation Methods
5-5 Print Company Headings
5-6 Drive Containing Surveys and Data
5-7 Drive Used for Exporting Data
5-8 Printer Selection
5-9 Saving the Settings
EXTRA MENU
6-1 Reset the Printer
6-2 Advance the Paper
6-3 Form Feed Paper
6-4 Changing Screen Colors
6-5 Backing Up Survey Power Files
6-6 Combining Survey Power Data Files
6-7 Survey Power File Names
6-8 Foreign Language, Greek, and Math Symbols
1-1 GENERAL INFORMATION
SURVEY POWER is specifically designed to be simple to
understand and easy to use. It requires very little knowledge of
computers. No commands need to be memorized. The menus allow
easy movement through the program so you can begin survey
analysis in just a few minutes.
The Status Line at the bottom of the screen displays the name of the
currently loaded survey file.
1-2 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
IBM PC, XT, AT, OR PS/2 or compatible 512K
One disk drive (hard drive recommended)
Supported printer
MS-DOS version 2.1 or later
1-3 CAPABILITIES OF SURVEY POWER
SURVEY POWER can create surveys consisting of single choice,
multiple choice, text, weighting, and numeric questions. Each survey
can have up to 100 questions. The program will print the survey,
allow recording of survey responses, perform complete,
demographic, correlation, and text frequency analyses of the
responses. Any analysis may be displayed, printed out or saved as
an ASCII file to diskette. The blank survey can also be printed by
a printer or saved as an ASCII file to diskette.
Files created by SURVEY POWER can be kept on a separate
diskette or subdirectory. The number of surveys that can be counted
is limited only by the storage capacity of your diskette or hard disk
and the limitations of DOS. A mouse can also select files and move
through the menus and displays.
Back ups of all survey and data files created by SURVEY POWER
can be made by using the DOS COPY command of by using the
Back-Up SURVEY POWER files selection of the EXTRA Menu.
1-4 HARD DISK INSTALLATION
If you are in WINDOWS or a software application, exit the program
or master menu to return to your DOS prompt (probably C:\>).
To Exit WINDOWS, follow these steps:
1. Hold down the Alt key and press the space bar.
2. Hold down the Alt key and press the F4 function key.
3. A message box will be displayed stating "This will end your
Windows session." Move the mouse pointer to the OK button.
Press the left mouse button once.
Now you are at the DOS prompt. C:> is displayed on the screen.
If C:\> is not displayed, Type CD\ and press the Enter key.
Now you are going to make a subdirectory, change to the new
subdirectory, and copy the files from the program diskette to the new
subdirectory.
4. Type MD SURVEY and press the Enter key. You have just
made a subdirectory even though it looks like nothing was done.
5. Type CD SURVEY and press Enter. You have changed to the
SURVEY subdirectory. The DOS prompt is C:\SURVEY>
6. Place the floppy program diskette (either 3 1/2" or 5 1/4" size)
in the disk drive. Type XCOPY A:*.* and press the Enter key.
The program files will be copied to your hard drive. You will
know the copying is done when the DOS prompt is displayed
again. You can remove the floppy diskette from the disk drive.
This floppy should not be needed again. Store it in a safe place.
7. Enter SURVEY to start SURVEY POWER.
To return to WINDOWS, follow these steps:
1. Exit SURVEY POWER. Type CD\ and press the Enter key.
This command returns you to the C:\> DOS prompt.
2. Type CD WINDOWS and press the Enter key. You have
changed to the WINDOWS subdirectory.
3. Type WIN and press the Enter key. This command starts
WINDOWS again.
1-5 STARTING SURVEY POWER
1. Exit WINDOWS if necessary. Instructions are displayed on the
previous page.
2. If C:\> is not displayed, Type CD\ and press the Enter key.
3. Type CD SURVEY and press the Enter key. This command
changes to the SURVEY subdirectory of Drive C: The DOS
prompt C:\SURVEY> is displayed.
4. Type SURVEY and press the Enter key. This command starts
SURVEY POWER.
To suppress the color, start the program by entering SURVEY /B
The program copyright screen is displayed. Press any key to
continue. The Menu Bar will be displayed at the top of the screen.
Some menu selections will be inactive (displayed in red on a color
monitor or with a bullet on a monochrome monitor) until either a
survey question file is loaded or a new file is created.
1-6 THE MENU BAR
SURVEY POWER contains 6 menus. Each menu name is displayed
in the MENU BAR at the top of the display screen. Each menu is
explained in the rest of this manual.
The SIX menus of SURVEY POWER allow easy movement through
the program. The MENU BAR at the top of the screen serves as the
center of this program. Each menu is accessed by making selections
at the MENU BAR.
You can select a menu from the MENU BAR by:
1. Using the left or right arrow keys,
2. Holding down the Alternate key and pressing the first letter of
the menu name, or
3. Placing the mouse cursor on top of the menu name and pressing
the left button of the mouse.
Choices are listed below each menu. Select a choice by:
1. Using the up or down arrow keys,
2. Press the first letter of the choice and press Enter, or
3. Placing the mouse cursor on top of the choice name, then press
the left button of the mouse.
Choices displayed in red letters on a white background, or with a
bullet to the left of the choice can not be selected until other actions
have been taken. For example, you can not view survey data until
a survey file has been loaded. If no responses exist for the survey
question file, some menu choices will remain inactive. Pressing the
ESCape key allows the exit from menu selections.
The Exit SURVEY POWER selection on the FILE MENU is the
only way to leave SURVEY POWER. Leaving the program with
this selection insures that all data has been safely written to their
files.
If additional information becomes available after this manual is
printed, a file called README.1ST will be found on the diskette.
To print a copy of this file type COPY README.1ST PRN at the
DOS prompt (C:\SURVEY>) and press the enter key.
FILE MENU
2-1 NEW
This selection removes all survey questions, responses and survey
analyses from the computer's memory.
2-2 LOAD A SURVEY
After making this selection, a menu of all survey question files in the
current subdirectory will be displayed. Use the up and down arrow
keys to move the cursor from the file to be selected. Then press the
Enter key.
2-3 CREATE A SURVEY
This selection is used to create a new survey. You will enter a new
survey question file name, title, and survey questions. You can
create as many surveys as you want and store each under its' own
file name on a diskette. The title and subtitles will be centered on
all print outs to a printer or diskette files.
2-4 ENTERING SURVEY QUESTIONS
2-4-1 CURSOR MOVEMENT
You can move between the questions and responses by pressing the
up and down arrow keys. Movement is in a continuous loop, so
pressing the down arrow will immediately take the cursor to the first
line of the question. Editing help is continuously displayed in the
lower part of the display.
Up to 100 survey questions can be entered. Each question in a
survey may be up to three lines long. If the question is shorter that
three lines, leave the remaining question lines blank. If the equal
symbol (=) is entered as the first line of the question, the 3 lines of
the previous question will be displayed again. This will speed entry
when questions are very similar.
2-4-2 QUESTION TYPE
Five question types are currently supported. Question types can not
be revised after any survey responses have been entered. The
question type determines the amount of space that will be reserved
in the response file. Other question types, based on user requests
will be supported in future versions of SURVEY POWER.
TYPE A
Enter the letter A if only 1 of the listed choices will be an acceptable
response. The type A single choice question allows only one
response (ABCDEFGHI).
TYPE B
Enter the letter B if more than one of the listed choices will be
acceptable responses. The type B multiple choice question with
equal weighting allows up to 9 letters (ABCDEFGHI) to be entered.
TYPE C
Enter the letter C if the responses are to be weighted. Reversed
weighting converts responses and total the ranked weights. (1 will
be converted to a weight of 9, 2 will be converted to a weight of 8,
etc. Blank responses will be assigned a weight of 0). Actual
weighting keeps the assigned number as the weight.
TYPE D
Press the letter D if the responses to this question will be numbers
(integers) that can be added when the survey is analyzed. Totals will
be valid up to 32767.
TYPE E
Enter the letter E for the question type for text entry of up to 26
characters.
2-4-3 ENTERING RESPONSE TEXT
Up to 9 text responses can be entered for each question. If the 9
responses for a question are the same as the previous question, enter
the equal sign (=) for the first response and press the Enter key.
The responses from the previous question will be quickly copied to
the current question. The tenth response position is reserved for the
no response totals.
To review previous questions, press the PgUp key. To go to the
next question, press the PgDn key. You can save questions and
response text at any time by pressing Alt-S (hold the Alt key down
and press the S key). When you have finished, press the ESCape
key to leave this display. As a safety measure, you will be asked if
you want to save this information before returning to the main menu.
If you did not previously save the questions and responses, you
should press Y for Yes.
2-5 ADD QUESTIONS
This selection adds questions and response text to a previously saved
survey. You can not add any survey questions or response text after
any responses have been recorded for this survey.
2-6 EDIT SURVEY TITLES
This selection is used to edit previously entered survey title and
subtitles.
Editing help is also displayed. Use the Up and down arrow keys to
move between the lines. Press Y when you are ready to continue.
You will be asked if you want to save this information to your
survey file. Answer either Y for Yes or N for No.
2-7 EDITING SURVEY QUESTIONS AND RESPONSE TEXT
This selection is used to edit previously entered question and
response text. Questions and response text may be edited after
responses have been entered. You can not change the question type
or add or delete any questions to a survey after responses have been
entered.
2-8 DELETING SURVEY QUESTIONS
A survey question can only be deleted if no responses have been
entered for this survey.
2-9 PRINT BLANK SURVEY
This selection is used to print a blank survey without response totals.
2-10 SHELL TO DOS
This selection allows temporary exit to the operating system.
SURVEY POWER remains in memory. To return, type EXIT.
2-11 EXIT SURVEY POWER
This selection is used to leave this program.
RESPONSE MENU
3-1 RECORD RESPONSES
This selection is used to record responses to the selected survey.
The survey was selected when it was loaded from the FILE MENU.
Survey responses are saved after each set of survey responses has
been entered. The number of surveys that can be analyzed is limited
only by the storage capacity of your diskette or hard disk.
Help for movement to different questions and to review previous
questions is displayed near the bottom of the screen. The question
type determines which help messages are displayed.
After the response has been entered to your last survey question,
press Alt-S to Save this set of responses. After saving these
responses, the first question will be displayed again so you can begin
entering your next set of responses.
At any time during the recording of responses, an analysis may be
obtained. The analysis can be either displayed, printed out on paper
or saved as an ASCII file on a diskette.
The type A single choice question allows only one response
(ABCDEFGHI). After pressing one of these letters, the next
question will be displayed.
The type B multiple choice question with equal weighting allows up
to 9 letters (ABCDEFGHI) to be entered. Press the letters, then the
Enter key to move to the next question. The response letters do not
have to be in any particular order because they are weighted equally.
The type C ranking question allows only the numbers 1 to 9 to be
entered. If the corresponding response is left blank, it will not be
used in the weighting. Press the Tab key to move from one entry
square to the next square. SURVEY POWER currently supports two
methods of weighting. Weighting methods are described with the
Settings Menu.
Responses to a type D question are totalled when the survey is
analyzed. Only integers can be entered. Totals up to 32767 will be
valid. Press the Enter key after each number is entered. You can
leave the position blank to represent 0.
The type E question allows for text entry responses. Each response
may be up to 26 characters long. Press the Enter key to move to the
next question. These responses can also be totalled to find the 30
most common responses.
3-2 REVISE RESPONSES
After selecting the survey file, you will be asked the question
number. A chart displays the survey number and responses. Scroll
through the chart using the up and down arrow keys to display the
responses to be revised. The chart will scroll as you reach the top
or bottom to display more responses. Use the tab and shift-tab keys
to move left and right between responses for type C and D questions.
After finishing your revisions, press the ESCape key. The press Y
for Yes to save the revised responses.
COMPLETE AND PARTIAL MENUS
The COMPLETE MENU allows analysis of all surveys questions.
The PARTIAL MENU allows detailed analysis of one or two
questions at a time. Each analysis can be viewed, printed with a
printer, or exported to an ASCII file or Lotus .WKS file.
4-1 INFORMATION
The information selection describes the difference between total,
demographic, correlation, text frequency, numerical detail, and
weighting frequency analyses.
4-2 TOTAL ANALYSIS
A total analysis calculates totals of all responses and questions. The
question total is calculated based on the question type.
4-3 DEMOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS
A demographic analysis totals all surveys for any question and
choice. For example, the selected question could have a choice of
either male or female. A demographic analysis provides totals to all
questions when the respondent chose female to the selected question.
The most reliable results of a demographic analysis are performed on
a type A - single choice question.
A Demographic (2) analysis provides totals to all questions when a
respondent matches the choices of 2 questions. Demographic (3),
(4), and (5) provides totals to all survey questions when the
respondent matches the choices of (3), (4), or (5) questions.
4-4 CORRELATION ANALYSIS
A correlation checks for relationships between choices made for two
survey questions. For each choice of the first question, the totals of
all choices of the second question are found. Only question types A,
B, and E support correlation analysis.
4-5 TEXT FREQUENCY ANALYSIS
This analysis is used to determine the frequency of text entries for a
type E question. The 10 most frequent responses can be displayed
when entering and revising responses by performing this analysis.
The 30 most common responses will be included when totals are
printed or saved as ASCII or Lotus .WKS files.
4-6 NUMERICAL DETAIL ANALYSIS
This analysis calculates totals, averages, minimums, maximums, and
response counts for each choice of a selected question. The selected
question must be either Type C or D.
4-7 WEIGHTING DETAIL ANALYSIS
This analysis is used to determine the frequency that each choice of
the selected question is chosen. The selected question must be Type
C.
4-8 VIEW/PRINT AN ANALYSIS
This selection is used to view data that has been retrieved or created
by an analysis.
4-8-1 VIEW/PRINT COMPLETE MENU ANALYSES
The Up and Down arrows will move the cursor to the data
immediately above or below the current position. Pressing Tab and
Shift-Tab moves the cursor between the data fields. Pressing Alt-P
will print the complete summary of the question with the check
mark. Additional cursor movement directions are displayed at the
bottom of the screen.
Pressing Alt-Q will Quickly Display detailed information about the
question with the check mark. The complete question, response text,
responses, and percentage of total responses will be displayed.
Percentages are calculated to the nearest whole number for type A
and B questions. Type C questions display the weighted totals and
number of responses to each choice. Type D questions display
totals.
Pressing Alt-A will export the single question summary to an ASCII
file on diskette. ASCII files can be imported in almost any word
processor for final formatting before publication. The file name will
be Q##.ASC. The ## will be replaced by the question number.
Additional cursor movement instructions are displayed at the bottom
of the screen.
4-8-2 VIEW/PRINT A CORRELATION ANALYSIS
After selecting two questions to correlate, a chart is displayed
indicating how the responses for the choices of the first selected
question match the choices made for the second selected question.
To print a copy of this correlation summary, press Alt-P.
4-8-3 VIEW/PRINT A TEXT FREQUENCY ANALYSIS
After selecting a type E question, the most frequent responses for the
question will be displayed. To print a copy of this text frequency
summary, press Alt-P.
4-8-4 VIEW/PRINT A NUMERICAL DETAIL ANALYSIS
This selection will display a chart of the selected Type C or D
question. In addition to the totals, the average, minimum,
maximum, and response count for each choice of the selected
question will be displayed. To print a copy of this summary, press
Alt-P.
4-8-5 VIEW/PRINT A WEIGHTED FREQUENCY DETAIL
This selection displays a chart of the frequency each choice was
chosen for a type C question. To print a copy of this summary,
press Alt-P.
4-9 PRINTING AN ANALYSIS
This selection will print the most recently performed analysis with
this menu to the printer.
4-10 EXPORT TO AN ASCII FILE
This selection will create an analysis file on the export drive. An
ASCII file is readable by most programs. SURVEY POWER will
add the extension .ASC to the survey file name. If the subdirectory
doesn't exist, SURVEY POWER will ask if the new subdirectory
should be created.
This ASCII file will be the last analysis (correlation, text entry,
numerical, or weighting detail) performed with this menu.
4-11 EXPORT TO A LOTUS .WKS FILE
This selection creates an analysis file on the export drive that can be
read directly by spreadsheet programs that can read .WKS files.
SURVEY POWER will add the extension .ASC to the survey file
name. If the subdirectory doesn't exist, SURVEY POWER will ask
if the new subdirectory should be created. These files make it easy
to graph an analysis with LOTUS 1-2-3.
The created file will be the last partial analysis (correlation, text
entry, numerical, or weighting detail) that was performed.
SETTINGS MENU
5-1 PERCENTAGE CALCULATION METHODS
Percentages can be calculated from either total responses or total
number of surveys. A demographic analysis always uses
total number of responses.
5-2 PRINTING THE DEMOGRAPHIC COVER SHEET
A cover sheet can be printed for Demographic Analysis indicating
which questions and choices were chosen for the calculations.
5-3 TABLES WITH MISSING DATA
If there is no matching data, either a zero or space can be displayed
and printed.
5-4 WEIGHTING CALCULATION METHODS
Type C questions can be weighted with either actual or reversed
numbers. Actual uses the response for the weight. For example, a
question could state "Rank your top 3 reasons for ..." The highest
ranking is considered to be 1, the lowest 9. The lowest number
would be considered the most preferred. If Reversed weighting is
used, SURVEY POWER converts the responses to a ranked weight.
(1 will be converted to a weight of 9, 2 will be converted to a weight
of 8, etc. Blank responses will be assigned a weight of 0).
5-5 PRINTING THE COMPANY HEADING
If Yes is selected, the Company name and address entered on the
next 4 lines of this menu will be centered and printed on the first
page of reports printed by SURVEY POWER.
5-6 DRIVE CONTAINING SURVEYS AND DATA
This selection is used to change the current drive or sub-directory
that contains the survey questions and responses. If the subdirectory
doesn't exist, SURVEY POWER will ask if the new subdirectory
you entered should be created.
After making this selection, you enter the drive and subdirectory.
Enter the word NONE or leave the entry blank to store the files
created by SURVEY POWER in the same subdirectory (or on the
same diskette) as the SURVEY.EXE program.
5-7 DRIVE FOR EXPORTING DATA
This selection is used to change the current drive or sub-directory
that will contain the Lotus .WKS and ASCII files. If the
subdirectory doesn't exist, SURVEY POWER will ask if the new
subdirectory you entered should be created.
After making this selection, you enter the drive and subdirectory.
Enter the word NONE or leave the entry blank to store these files
created by SURVEY POWER in the same subdirectory (or on the
same diskette) as the SURVEY.EXE program.
5-8 PRINTER SELECTION
The following printers are currently supported by SURVEY
POWER.
Epson FX - 9 pin HP DeskJet 500
Epson LQ - 24 pin HP LaserJet II
IBM Proprinter - 9 pin HP LaserJet III
IBM Proprinter X24E HP LaserJet 4
Most printers imitate one or more of the listed printers. If your
printer is not listed, check your printer manual for the proper setting.
Other printers may be supported in future versions of SURVEY
POWER.
5-9 SAVING THE SETTINGS
This selection must be used to save the settings so they can be used
the next time SURVEY POWER is started.
EXTRA MENU
6-1 RESET PRINTER
This selection will send reset codes to the printer.
6-2 ADVANCE PAPER
This selection will advance the paper 1 line.
6-3 FORM FEED THE PAPER
This selection will advance the printer 1 page.
6-4 CHANGING SCREEN COLORS
Screen colors may be changed to your personal preference, or
because the regular colors may be hard to see on a lap top.
Up to 127 color combinations may be used by SURVEY POWER.
When this selection is made, a chart showing the 127 color
combinations and their associated numbers is displayed.
Following are the default (starting) values for screen colors. You
may enter different numbers from the displayed chart:
Color Monochrome
Normal Screen Colors: 023 007
Help Screen Colors: 113 007
Pull Down Menu Colors: 043 112
Error Colors: 079 112
Text Entry Colors: 112 007
Menu Selection Colors: 007 007
When you have finished entering this information, press the ESCape
key. The enter a number for the mouse cursor color. The number
(1-7) refers to the displayed chart. For example, 4 represents red.
Then you will asked if you want to save these new colors.
6-5 BACKING UP SURVEY POWER FILES
Survey files have a common base name. Different extensions are
used for the related files. All SURVEY POWER files with .SVP,
.RTJ, and .ASC will be backed up with this selection.
First you will be asked to enter the Drive and subdirectory to back
up the files. If the subdirectory doesn't exist, SURVEY POWER
will ask if the new subdirectory you entered should be created.
6-6 COMBINING SURVEY POWER DATA FILES
This selection combines the raw data files (*.RTJ) into one master
data file. For example, if five different persons entered data to the
same survey with five different computers, these data files can be
combined. Then the combined file is available for analysis. The
five original data files can also be analyzed individually.
1. After selecting a survey, the question (.SVP) file and raw data
(.RTJ) file are copied to a new subdirectory where the other
.RTJ files will be appended.
2. Then you will be asked for the Drive and Subdirectory of each
additional .RTJ file to add. Do not enter the survey name.
3. Repeat step 2 to continue adding other .RTJ (raw data) files to
the master file until finished.
4. To analyze your new master file, go to the SET UP MENU, and
change the Drive containing your surveys and data.
5. Go to the FILE MENU, and load your survey and new data file
as before. Go to the COMPLETE or PARTIAL MENU to
execute your analysis.
6-7 SURVEY POWER FILES
The following filename extensions are used by SURVEY POWER.
Filename.SVP Survey Questions and Survey Analysis Data
Filename.RTJ Raw Response Information (Random Access File)
Filename.WKS Lotus .WKS file able to be read by spreadsheets
Filename.ASC ASCII file readable by most word processors
6-8 FOREIGN LANGUAGE, GREEK, AND MATH SYMBOLS
Foreign language, Greek, and math symbols can be printed by
SURVEY POWER, provided your printer supports these characters.
Alternate-F1 displays these codes when entering text or responses.
These characters can be included in your text and responses by
holding the alternate key down and entering the 3 digit number on
the number pad of the IBM keyboard.
Most printers support international character sets. These character
sets are the most commonly supported by compatible printers.
Different manufacturers call the character sets by different names.
Epson FX = International Set IBM Proprinter = Multilingual Set
Epson LQ = Multilingual Set LaserJet-DeskJet = PC-8 Symbol Set
This chart includes the PC-8 characters displayed on the PC screen.
╔═════════════════════════════════════════════╗
║ 128 = Ç 142 = Ä 156 = £ 224 = α 238 = ε ║
║ 129 = ü 143 = Å 157 = ¥ 225 = ß 239 = ∩ ║
║ 130 = é 144 = É 158 = ₧ 226 = Γ 240 = ≡ ║
║ 131 = â 145 = æ 159 = ƒ 227 = π 241 = ± ║
║ 132 = ä 146 = Æ 160 = á 228 = Σ 242 = ≥ ║
║ 133 = à 147 = ô 161 = í 229 = σ 243 = ≤ ║
║ 134 = å 148 = ö 162 = ó 230 = µ 244 = ⌠ ║
║ 135 = ç 149 = ò 163 = ú 231 = τ 245 = ⌡ ║
║ 136 = ê 150 = û 164 = ñ 232 = Φ 246 = ÷ ║
║ 137 = ë 151 = ù 165 = Ñ 233 = Θ 247 = ≈ ║
║ 138 = è 152 = ÿ 166 = ª 234 = Ω 248 = ° ║
║ 139 = ï 153 = Ö 168 = ¿ 235 = δ 251 = √ ║
║ 140 = î 154 = Ü 171 = ½ 236 = ∞ 252 = ⁿ ║
║ 141 = ì 155 = ¢ 172 = ¼ 237 = φ 253 = ² ║
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