Program EDDYBL

D.2. GETTING STARTED QUICKLY 393are using, once you have executable programs, complete the installation asfollows .1 . Read the contents of the file read.me in subdirectory eddybl on thedistribution diskette . This file will tell you of any program revisionsas well as the location of all pertinent program files on the diskette .Then, copy the following files to your working directory:eddybl.exe blocrv.dat ploteb .exeinstLexe heater.dat ploteb .datsetebl.exe presur .dat exper.datOmit the files ploteb .exe, ploteb .dat and exper.dat if you areusing a computer other than an IBM PC or compatible .2. Run ProgramINSTLand answer all questions posed by the program .This program generates a file named grafic.dat that should be savedin your working directory.3. If your computer is an IBM PC or compatible, install the ansi.sysdriver supplied with your MS-DOS operating system by adding thefollowing command to your config.sys file :device=ansi.sysMake sure the file ansi.sys is available in your path . If you have notpreviously had this command in your config .sys file, you must nowre-boot your computer to install the ansi.sys driver .A simple bench-mark case is built into the software package to allow youto quickly determine that everything is operating properly, and to see howeasy it is to use Program EDDYBL . Because the input-data preparationutility, SETEBL, is menu driven, you will find that very little explanationof the program's operation is needed . After successfully completing thefollowing bench-mark run, the first time user should nevertheless do theexample of Section D.5 to be sure the software is properly installed and tolearn some of the more subtle features of Program SETEBL .1 . The first step is to run SETEBL . Ifyou have not installed SETEBL,you will be notified with a brief message after which the program willimmediately terminate . If this happens, refer to Section D .3 andperform the installation procedure .