Our Group Computer Skills
- Simon
- OS/2
- Fortran, NAG libraries
- Statgraphics
- WordStar
- Vedit
- Pine (email program on the CPC alphas)
- Searching Chem. Abstracts (I'm not a wizard, but have the software, login i.d., and password)
- Mario
- DOS and Windows 3.1
- Fortran programming
- Word 6 and Wordstar 6 to a lesser extent,
(I've used Word 97 once to modify and print a document and promptly lost it
when I went to read the file with Word 6)
- Teemtalk, for BIDS and the library catalogues
- Netscape, searching with Alta Vista (mostly for product info)
- ECS Mail,
- Using the HP Scanner in the research computer room,
- Paint Shop Pro for converting image format (*.TIF to *.BMP),
QV for Windows (a shareware prog from HENSA), again converting image format
(*.TIF to *.JPG),
- Grapher, a small DOS graphing program for simple graphs and polynomial fits,
Adobe Acrobat, for viewing downloaded *.PDF files from electronic journal
sites,
- McAfee Virus Scanner, especially important when using the research machines
(where the Goldfish virus has been appearing in the MSOFFICE subdirectories
with monotonous regularity)
- Derek
- Basic language programming
- A little FORTRAN
- Statistical Graphics
- Paintshop Pro
- Fig P. (Biosoft - grapher+statistics package + integration and full graph attribute control for publication ready graphs).
- Word 6
- WordStar 6
- DESOC !
- Smiles + commercial Henry's law prediction Prgs
- Windows 3.1 and 95.
- DOS
- ATARI TOS operating system
- Peter
- UNIX (eg AWK, VI, SED &tc),
- BASIC, FORTRAN(rusty!)
- Prolog (mostly Borland's dated, but elegant Turbo PROLOG)
- HTML and HOTMETAL PRO
- JAVASCRIPT (basic knowledge)
- STATGRAPHICS
- POWERPOINT
- PAINTSHOP-PRO
- MINITAB (rusty)
- DERIVE & EUREKA (equation & algebra solvers)
- EXCEL (some and I hate it!)