Difference between revisions of "Analytica Docs"

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Welcome to the Analytica Wiki!  For now, it offers introductions to the new features of Analytica 4.0 for the use of beta testers.  Over time, it will grow to include FAQs and tips on how to use Analytica, more examples, shared libraries, detailed documentation to extend the User Guide, and more.   
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Welcome to the Analytica Wiki!  It offers introductions to the new features of Analytica 4.0 for the use of beta testers.  Over time, it will grow to include FAQs and tips on how to use Analytica, more examples, shared libraries, detailed documentation to extend the User Guide, and more.   
  
 
This is a wiki -- like Wikipedia -- meaning you can edit and add to it, as well as read it. We at Lumina wrote the initial content, and we will continue to add more. But, we invite beta testers of Analytica 4.0 (and later all licensed Analytica users) also to contribute. If you are a licensed Analytica user and don't have access permission, please email info@lumina.com to get a password.
 
This is a wiki -- like Wikipedia -- meaning you can edit and add to it, as well as read it. We at Lumina wrote the initial content, and we will continue to add more. But, we invite beta testers of Analytica 4.0 (and later all licensed Analytica users) also to contribute. If you are a licensed Analytica user and don't have access permission, please email info@lumina.com to get a password.
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If you can't find -- or can't understand -- an answer to your question, add your question, or point out the problem. If you know an answer, or have tips, examples, or libraries you want to share, please add them.  
 
If you can't find -- or can't understand -- an answer to your question, add your question, or point out the problem. If you know an answer, or have tips, examples, or libraries you want to share, please add them.  
  
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How to use this: The wiki software is Mediawiki (as used by Wikipedia). Use the tabs:
 
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* '''Discussion''' to view or edit comments (Talk) on the main page.
 
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*You can add comments in the "Discussion" tab
 
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* '''Edit''' to edit or add to the article. See examples for syntax.
 
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* '''History''' to see and compare recent changes, or revert to remove a mistake.
 
  
 
We hope that it will become a shared resource, created and used by the entire community of Analytica users, to help all of us use Analytica more easily and effectively.  
 
We hope that it will become a shared resource, created and used by the entire community of Analytica users, to help all of us use Analytica more easily and effectively.  
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* [[How to edit Ana wiki]]: Tips on how to edit and add to these documents.
  
 
* [[Highlights of Analytica 4.0]]
 
* [[Highlights of Analytica 4.0]]
  
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* [[What's new in Analytica 4.0?]]
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* [[What's new in Analytica 4.0?]]: A list of the most salient new features and functions in Analytica 4.0, with links to more detailed explanations (many of which are still being edited and expanded).
  
 
* [[What's new in ADE 4.0?]]
 
* [[What's new in ADE 4.0?]]

Revision as of 22:06, 31 January 2007

Welcome to the Analytica Wiki! It offers introductions to the new features of Analytica 4.0 for the use of beta testers. Over time, it will grow to include FAQs and tips on how to use Analytica, more examples, shared libraries, detailed documentation to extend the User Guide, and more.

This is a wiki -- like Wikipedia -- meaning you can edit and add to it, as well as read it. We at Lumina wrote the initial content, and we will continue to add more. But, we invite beta testers of Analytica 4.0 (and later all licensed Analytica users) also to contribute. If you are a licensed Analytica user and don't have access permission, please email info@lumina.com to get a password.

If you can't find -- or can't understand -- an answer to your question, add your question, or point out the problem. If you know an answer, or have tips, examples, or libraries you want to share, please add them.


We hope that it will become a shared resource, created and used by the entire community of Analytica users, to help all of us use Analytica more easily and effectively.

  • What's new in Analytica 4.0?: A list of the most salient new features and functions in Analytica 4.0, with links to more detailed explanations (many of which are still being edited and expanded).