St 610 N   

1.  Use MOZILLA as your web browser.  
	Internet Explorer can give problems with .sas file extensions
	From the NOVELL applications launcher, open all the unity applications
		There you will see Mozilla

2. From ST 610 Web page we will go through DEMOS
	Click DEMOS
	Select the chapter, e.g. Chap1
	Select the program, e.g. book1_1.txt
		It will open as a text file
	Mark (edit-> select all), Edit-> copy, go to SAS pgm editor, Edit -> paste
             CTRL-A              CTRL-C                      "          CTRL V

3. Defining Keys
	Go to SAS program editor
	Tools-> Options -> Keys (NOT enhanced editor keys) 
	In the "F12" line, type 
			out; clear; log; clear; wpgm; sub; 
	Close the KEYS window - your settings will be permanently saved.

4. Folding blocks
	Go to SAS program editor
	Tools->Options->Enhanced Editor Keys
		Highlight "Collapse all Folding Blocks"
		Click in "Press New Shortcut Key" window (to right near bottom)
		Press the key you want (I use F11)
		Press "assign"

	I assign F10 to Expand all Folding Blocks in the same way. 

5. Text files
	Some examples read flat (text) files specified in the INFILE statement.
	The files are imbedded in the programs
	For these examples:
		Copy and cut the data
		Paste it into another SAS program editor window
			(view->enhanced editor) 
		file->save as    then ...
			Go to your K space under settings->mysas8
			(bottom right of your SAS session window shows that this is your default
			storrage space - probably want to make a subfolder e.g. st610n)
		save the file as a .dat type file 
		In the example programs you can use "st610n\whatever.dat" in your infile statement
			SAS will automatically look in default storage folder.
	
6. Saving
	You may want to save program files in your own space.  
	The K drive space described above would work.
	From SAS do file-> save as and give a name.  I suggest taking the default (.sas) extension. 

7. Results window
	When running a SAS job, to the left you ahve the explorer and results windows. 
		The results window can take you to a particular piece of output ("table") 
		RIGHT click on that piece and select "print" from the popup window
		To delete results right click on the PROC line and select "delete" from popup.
	To delete ALL results right click "Results" and delete from popup menu. 
	If your program does not end with a "quit;" statement, that PROC is still running and 
	cannot be deleted.  Using quit; at the end is a good idea.