Holding the Option key down while hitting a window's close-box will close all open windows and desk accessories.
Holding down Command, Option, and Shift while clicking in the Desktop displays some additional acknowledgements.
You don't have to wait for a plot to redraw before you do anything. But be careful not to press any keys or hit the mouse button while FzzPlot is copying a graph to the Clipboard or printing a graph, or else the graph will be incompletely copied/printed. (The exception to this rule is if you want to cancel a printout; simply press Command-Period.)
Clicking the mouse button at strategic times can cause certain steps to be skipped, thereby speeding up the loading process:
Click once while the "Loading Text File…" message is displayed to skip calculating logarithms. Click twice to skip logs and to skip the linear regression. You won't be able to plot on a log or semi-log scale, but if you want the regression results, choose "Recalculate" from the Statistics menu.
If you want log or semi-log plots but not a regression, wait until the "Calculating Logarithms" message is displayed, then click the mouse button.
Pressing a key is also a substitute for clicking the mouse button.'
