User's Manual: ISM for Windows, Version 1.0

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See also a companion volume: Tutorial by D. Ma. Contains 14 chapters on using ISM software, plus an index. Dangsheng Ma & his assistant Mr. Qingchuan Gan wrote the first ISM for Windows software between 1990 and 1993, about. Part of their responsibility was to produce a user guide. They struggled with this, since neither spoke or wrote very good English. Their final decision was to produce a user guide in two volumes, one was this manual written by Q. Gan,. the other was a tutorial written by D. Ma. It took them an awful lot of effort to do these manuals, because they included a lot of graphics to illustrate the manuscripts. The two volumes were printed and spiralbound and turned in as part of the project in early 1994. Ben Broome got copies, and used as a starting point for his more skillful userguide produced in 1997. [ISM-SOFTWARE-BOX is a box full of documents and correspondence concerned with software development projects at GMU since 1984 when John first arrived at GMU. All of this collection is described in a BIBLWIN database titled "SOFTWARE.ISD." As of Feb. 1998, the ISM-SOFTWARE-BOX is kept at the GMU office, stuck into a corner somewhere.] NOTE on Locations of this document. 1) We have a tape backup copy of this user's guide stored in an ISM SOFTWARE notebook at home, on bookshelf in John's study (as of 2/28/1998). 2) Also, the Papers by Others file cabinet contains a MASTER manuscript, as well as an extra stapled copy available for giving out. 3) Also, a spiralbound copy is stored in ISM-SOFTWARE-BOX which is a box full of documents and correspondence concerned with software development projects at GMU since 1984 when John first arrived at GMU. All of the SOFTWARE BOX collection is described in another BIBLWIN database titled "SOFTWARE.ISD." As of Feb. 1998, the ISM-SOFTWARE-BOX is kept at the GMU office, stuck into a corner somewhere.

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  • Publication Year: 1995
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