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         LOAD MOVIE

  This option allows you to
load a movie into memory. You
can't watch a saved film
unless you use this option or
the
     PLAY MOVIE FROM FILE
option.
(That one begins to play the
film at once.) After selecting
this point, you must type the
filename in. You can give a
file name consisting "*","?".

See also: the DIRECTORY help
text.
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          SAVE MOVIE

  This option allows you to
save a movie from memory to a
disk file. You can't store a
film on disk unless you use
this option!
  If you weren't safe enough,
you would be asked if you want
to save the movie you have
created when you want to load
or create a new one.
  You can give a file name
consisting "*","?" characters.

See also: the DIRECTORY help
text.
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          DIRECTORY

  Using this option, you can
watch the files you want to.
Use these keys:
  ENTER: Select file, exit
    (It has the same effect as
    the ESC key under the
    DIRECTORY item, but it
    does not under the Load &
    Save items.)
  ESC: Exit
  Arrow keys: Move highlight
  PGUP & PGDN: Previous/Next
    page
  HOME: Go to the first file
  END: Go to the last file
  <letter key>: Find the first
    (or next) file beginning
    with this letter.
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       DELETE OLD FILE

If there're films you're  full
with,  you  can  eliminate,
destroy, explode.. etc  them.
This menuitem'll help you to
joy these ugly  works  with
deleting files you typed in.
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            QUIT

  When you're tired of this
program or just have to do
something else, you can use
this option to go back to the
DOS prompt.(of course I know,
that you will not ever be
tired of it)
  Pressing key combination
ALT-X is equivalent of
selecting this item.
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        SAVE FUNCTION

  It is useful to save the
function and its parameters
if you want to work with it
later.

  You can give a file name
consisting "*","?" characters.
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        LOAD FUNCTION

  If you have saved a
function you can work with it
after loading it into memory.
This item will help you to
do it.
  You can give a file name
consisting "*","?" characters.

See also: the DIRECTORY help
text.
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            ABOUT...

  If you select this item,
you will get some more
information anout the program
and the authors.
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      CLEAR MOVIE MEMORY

  Selecting this item, you
can make much more room in
the memory if a film is in it.
Maybe you'll never use this
option because the program
automatically clears the movie
memory if - for example - you
want to load an onther film.
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    PLAY MOVIE FROM MEMORY

  Using this option, you can
play the film which is in the
memory. Therefore, before
selecting this option, you
have to create a new film or
load an old one into memory.
  After pressing ENTER, the
menu on the left and the icons
on the right will be cleared
and the film will appear on
the screen. It will be played
with a default speed, but you
can modify it with the arrow
keys (Up and Down). When there
is no way more to increase or
decrease the speed, you hear a
bell.
  To go back to this menu,
press the ESC key.
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    PLAY MOVIE FROM FILE

  Using this option, you can
play a film stored in a disk
file.
  After pressing ENTER, give
the name of the file. It will
be loaded into the memory.
  After  it  the  menu  on
the  left   and  the  icons
on the right will be cleared
and the film will appear on
the screen. It will be played
with a default speed, but you
can modify it with the arrow
keys (Up and Down). When there
is no way more to increase or
decrease the speed, you hear a
bell.
  To go back to this menu,
press the ESC key.
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       START CREATING

Only the BREAK button can help
you to stop this routine, when
it started, so think before
you select it!! Examine  the
options, try to
   DRAW ONE PHASE,
and when everything is OK, you
can start it. After it drink
a cup of coffee, walk a bit
in a park or just have lunch.
When you finished, the film
will be ready too.
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     DRAW ONLY ONE PHASE

Before you start creating,
try to use this item to
exemine if all of the values
are good, the window is nice
and so on.
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     CHANGE THE WINDOW

If you don't like that
axonometrically drawed polygon
(and of course you won't like
it - I have to tell you that I
hate it too) you can change
it to an other one. The
function'll be drawed into
this paralelogramm, so be
carefull, and choose the best
one!
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      PHASE NUMBER

What do you think you have to
do selecting this point? YES!
you are right!! You only have
to type in the number of the
phases.
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       Z INTERVAL

You don't have to know the
interval of the new function,
but I try to draw as big one,
as you tell me. You just have
to tell me, what you think
about this value (1 or 10 or
100000000000000 or how long).
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  HEIGHT OF THE FUNCTION

It means, that the value you
have given to me about the
length of the function, will
be as high, as you tell me
now, with selecting this point
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  THE FIRST TIME VALUE

It's important, when you want
to draw only one phase: here
you can tell me, what's that
time you want to see the
function.
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       X STEP

Here you have to type in the
number of that nice lines,
whiches go paralel with the X
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       Y STEP

The very same as X STEP
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     NO INDICATOR

If you dont want to see,
what's the time-value, you
can choose this option.
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  CLOCK PHASE-INDICATOR

It'll draw a nice clock to
the screen. And where? You'll
never solve this problem!!
OK, I'll help you: if you
look down with 2 points, you
can see an other item called
   PLACE INDICATOR
Try that one to place clock.
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   NUMERICAL INDICATOR

The time-value indicator'll
be DIGITAL CLOCK
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  PLACE THE PHASE-INDICATOR

It's nearly the same as the
CHANGE MOVIE WINDOW,the
cursor buttons move the
cursor, ENTER puts the
indicator to the cursor
position.
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    INPUT THE FUNCTION

Just type the function in!
You can use
         exp
         log
         sqrt
         sin
         cos
         tan
         pos
functions (The last one is
special: it gives 0, if the
argument is not positive,
othervise 1), X,Y,T variables
and * / : + - characters.
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 ARE THE BLOCKS TRANSPARENT?

You want to draw a film, with
a function, which's covered by
a squared napkin or something
like that? Choose YES! And if
you wanna draw function covered
by a net, choose NO.
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