Word

Directions for Copying Graphs into a Word Processing Document:

 * 1) Select the pointer tool along the left edge of the desired window.
 * 2) Click on the graph which you wish to copy. Small, black "handles" should appear in the four corners of the graph to indicate that it has been selected.
 * 3) If you wish to copy more than one item (i.e., both graphs), then depress the Shift key and click on the other item. Both items should be highlighted.
 * 4) Select the Copy Item from the Edit menu. Each item which you had selected is copied into the clipboard as a unit and is ready to be pasted into your word processing document.
 * 5) Open your word processing document. This can be done without quitting Physics Explorer. To do so, click on the icon in the Application menu shown at the upper right corner of the screen. Doing so, switches from Physics Explorer to either the word processing application or the Finder without quitting Physics Explorer. If the word processing application is not opened yet, then use this procedure to get to the desktop and then open the word processing software.
 * 6) Find the location in the word processing document where you wish to paste the graphs. Move the cursor to this location and click the mouse. There should be a flashing insertion point at the desired location.
 * 7) Select Paste from the Edit menu. The graph(s) will be pasted into the document at the location of the insertion point. Be sure to type some text describing the graph and the corresponding simultation values in order to identify the graph at a later time.
 * 8) Use the Application menu to return to Physics Explorer.