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- SURVEY POWER (tm)
- Version 3.01
-
- 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 21 day evaluation.
-
- If you decide to continue to use this program, you must pay a
- registration fee of $59.00 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 1991-1996
- 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.
-
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-
- 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.
-
- A Windows version of SURVEY POWER are planned for the future.
- Contact WISCO Computing for availability.
-
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-
- 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
-
- FILE 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 Print Blank Surveys
- 2-6 Save As
- 2-7 Exit SURVEY POWER
-
- EDIT MENU
- 3-1 Adding Survey Questions
- 3-2 Editing Survey Titles
- 3-3 Editing Survey Questions and Response Text
- 3-4 Deleting Survey Questions
- 3-5 Spell Check Survey Question & Response Text
-
- RESPONSE MENU
- 4-1 Record Responses
- 4-2 Revise Responses
- 4-3 Delete Survey Responses
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- COMPLETE AND PARTIAL MENUS
- 5-1 Information
- 5-2 Total Analysis
- 5-3 Demographic Analysis
- 5-4 Correlation Analysis
- 5-5 Text Frequency Analysis
- 5-6 Numerical Detail Analysis
- 5-7 Weighting Frequency Analysis
- 5-8 Viewing an Analysis
- 5-9 Printing an Analysis
- 5-10 Export to an ASCII file
- 5-11 Export to a Lotus .WKS file
-
-
- SETTINGS MENU
- 6-1 Percentage Calculation Method
- 6-2 Print Demographic Cover Sheet
- 6-3 Tables with Missing Data
- 6-4 Weighting Calculation Methods
- 6-5 Print Company Headings
- 6-6 Drive Containing Surveys and Data
- 6-7 Drive Used for Exporting Data
- 6-8 Changing Screen Colors
- 6-9 Printer Selection
- 6-10 LPT Printer Port Selection
- 6-11 Saving the Settings
-
- OPTIONS MENU
- 7-1 Reset the Printer
- 7-2 Advance the Paper
- 7-3 Form Feed Paper
- 7-4 Backing Up Survey Power Files
- 7-5 Combining Survey Power Data Files
- 7-6 Survey Power File Names
- 7-7 Foreign Language, Greek, and Math Symbols
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- 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.
-
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-
- 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.
-
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- 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 8 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 eight 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.
-
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- 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.
-
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- 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.
-
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- 2-4-2 QUESTION TYPES
- 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.
-
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- 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 PRINT BLANK SURVEY
- This selection is used to print a blank survey without response
- totals.
-
- 2-6 SAVE AS
- This selection allows you to make a duplicate copy of the question
- and response text. This makes it easy to use the same questions to
- compare surveys taken at different times, for example year to year
- changes.
-
- 2-7 EXIT SURVEY POWER
- This selection is used to leave this program.
-
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- EDIT MENU
-
- 3-1 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.
-
- 3-2 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.
-
- 3-3 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.
-
- 3-4 DELETING SURVEY QUESTIONS
- A survey question can only be deleted if no responses have been
- entered for this survey.
-
- 3-5 SPELL CHECK
- SURVEY POWER includes a 100,000 word (730 KB) dictionary to check
- your spelling. You can also add new words to a customizable user
- dictionary.
-
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- RESPONSE MENU
-
- 4-1 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.
-
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- 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.
-
- 4-2 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.
-
- 4-3 DELETE SURVEY RESPONSES
- This selection removes responses for one survey. For example, you
- may have put in the responses to a survey twice. Obviously, your
- results would be wrong. The total number of surveys will be
- displayed. You will be asked to enter the survey number to delete.
- Enter the number, and the results will be removed. The number of
- surveys will be decreased by one. If you had previously performed
- an analysis, a new analysis must be done because the data has
- changed.
-
- If you do not wish to remove any responses, press the Escape key to
- return to the Main Menu.
-
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- 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.
-
- 5-1 INFORMATION
- The information selection describes the difference between total,
- demographic, correlation, text frequency, numerical detail, and
- weighting frequency analyses.
-
- 5-2 TOTAL ANALYSIS
- A total analysis calculates totals of all responses and questions.
- The question total is calculated based on the question type.
-
- 5-3 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.
-
- A demographic analysis can be made from a respondents single choice
- or Multiple choices (for example, the respondents chose either
- choice A or B).
-
- 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.
-
- 5-4 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. Question
- types C and D (numerical entry) does not support correlation
- analysis.
-
- 5-5 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.
-
- 5-6 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.
-
- The Demographic Numerical Analysis requires the first question to
- be either Type A or B. The second question can be either Type C or
- D. This analysis calculates totals, averages, minimums, maximums,
- and response counts of the second question if the demographic
- choice of the first question is matched.
-
- 5-7 WEIGHTING DETAIL ANALYSIS
- This selection requires a Type C question. This analysis is used
- to determine the frequency that each choice of the selected
- question is chosen.
-
- 5-8 VIEW/PRINT AN ANALYSIS
- This selection is used to view data that has been retrieved or
- created by an analysis.
-
- 5-8-1 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.
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- 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. Pressing Alt-P will print a copy of the
- single question summary to your printer.
-
- 5-8-2 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, use the menu selection
- "Print to Printer".
-
- 5-8-3 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, use the menu selection "Print to Printer".
-
- 5-8-4 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, use
- the menu selection "Print to Printer".
-
- 5-8-5 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, use
- the menu selection "Print to Printer".
-
- 5-9 PRINTING AN ANALYSIS
- This selection will print the most recently performed analysis with
- this menu to the printer.
-
- 5-10 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. The export drive was selected with the SETTINGS MENU.
-
- This ASCII file will be the last analysis (correlation, text entry,
- numerical, or weighting detail) performed with this menu.
-
- 5-11 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 .WKS 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 export drive was
- selected with the SETTINGS MENU.
-
- The created file will be the last partial analysis (correlation,
- text entry, numerical, or weighting detail) that was performed.
-
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- SETTINGS MENU
-
- 6-1 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.
-
- 6-2 PRINTING THE DEMOGRAPHIC COVER SHEET
- A cover sheet can be printed for Demographic Analysis indicating
- which questions and choices were chosen for the calculations.
-
- 6-3 TABLES WITH MISSING DATA
- If there is no matching data, either a zero or space can be
- displayed and printed.
-
- 6-4 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).
-
- 6-5 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.
-
- 6-6 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.
-
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- After making this selection, you enter the drive and subdirectory.
- Leave the entry blank to store the files created by SURVEY POWER in
- the same subdirectory as the SURVEY.EXE program.
-
- 6-7 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.
- Leave the entry blank to store these files created by SURVEY POWER
- in the same subdirectory as the SURVEY.EXE program.
-
- 6-8 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.
-
- SURVEY POWER Manual from WISCO Computing Page 19
-
- 6-9 PRINTER SELECTION
- The following printers are currently supported by SURVEY POWER.
- Canon BJC 4000 series HP DeskJet Series
- Epson FX - 850 seriesHP LaserJet II
- Epson LQ - 570 seriesHP LaserJet III
- Epson LQ - 850 seriesHP LaserJet 4
- Epson LQ - 2500 series Okidata
- IBM Proprinter - 9 pin Panasonic P2123
- IBM Proprinter X24E Toshiba P351
-
- 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.
-
- 6-10 LPT PRINTER PORT SELECTION
- Most printers are connected to port number 1. If you have more than one
- printer connected to your computer, you may need to select port 2 or 3.
-
- 6-11 SAVING THE SETTINGS
- This selection is used to save the settings so they can be used the next
- time SURVEY POWER is started.
-
- OPTIONS MENU
-
- 7-1 RESET PRINTER
- This selection will send reset codes to the printer.
-
- 7-2 ADVANCE PAPER
- This selection will advance the paper one line.
-
- 7-3 FORM FEED THE PAPER
- This selection will advance the printer one page.
-
- SURVEY POWER Manual from WISCO Computing Page 20
-
- 7-4 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.
-
- 7-5 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.
-
- 7-6 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
-
- SURVEY POWER Manual from WISCO Computing Page 21
-
- 7-7 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.
-
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- ║ 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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