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A collection of Adept Scientific's archive news releases.

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Adept Scientific announces the launch of DADiSP 4.0 for Windows. This latest version of the powerful "graphical spreadsheet" builds on its capabilities to import, analyse and display large and complex scientific and technical datasets. DADiSP 4.0 is a landmark release incorporating major changes to the user interface, the inclusion of a powerful new programming language and full support for Windows dynamic data exchange (DDE) as well as a host of other enhancements.

DADiSP's unique user interface allows different views of the data to be seen simultaneously on screen in separate windows. Like a spreadsheet, each window is updated automatically when a value changes -- except that each "cell" can contain a data series or array of almost any size instead of just a single value. Data can be processed by any of DADiSP's hundreds of built in functions, with each window's graphical display providing instant visual feedback on the progress of the data analysis.

DADiSP is used in all sorts of disciplines, wherever there is a need to work with data sets in an intuitive and exploratory way. It incorporates all the popular tools for mathematical and statistical data analysis with powerful signal processing and data manipulation capabilities.

DADiSP 4.0 introduces many new capabilities and features; the most significant are listed below.

* Full support for the Windows graphical user interface (GUI). Although previously running under Windows, DADiSP 3 did not support the full Windows GUI. DADiSP 4.0 now incorporates an editable tool bar, all the expected pull-down menus and uses common dialogue boxes for all standard file and printing operations. This means that new users can more easily pick up and use DADiSP because it has the Windows interface that they already know.

* With version 4.0, DADiSP supports DDE (dynamic data exchange) for the first time. Now users can more easily dynamically exchange data with the many other standard Windows packages that support DDE, like Microsoft Excel, and also the more specialist data acquisition packages like LABTECH NOTEBOOK.

* One of the most significant new additions to DADiSP is the inclusion of SPL, the "Series Programming Language", in version 4.0. Previous versions of DADiSP allowed simple programmability using macros. The inclusion of SPL now dramatically improves the range of applications that can be tackled by DADiSP. Paul Goossens, Product Manager at Adept Scientific, said on using SPL "It has allowed me to do things in data manipulation and configuration of DADiSP that would have been impossible in previous versions." SPL also implements a new programming construct - Hot Variables. These dynamically link formulas to variables and can contain all the standard DADiSP data types. With the introduction of SPL, DADiSP 4.0 now combines its unique user interface and ease of use with the sort of programmability that was the sole advantage of competing data analysis packages.

DADiSP 4.0, as a result of its full Windows implementation, is now able to offer comprehensive on-line context sensitive help and documentation. Graphic and printing capabilities have also been improved with much more intuitive point and click control of plot formatting and output layouts.

Adept Scientific is the UK's leading distributor of software and hardware for technical applications on desktop computers and has been the UK distributor of DADiSP since 1988. DADiSP 4.0 and associated products are supplied and supported in the UK by Adept Scientific plc, 6 Business Centre West, Avenue One, Letchworth, Hertfordshire, SG6 2HB; Telephone (01462) 480055; Fax: (01462) 480213.

For further information see:
DADiSP
 
Contacts: 
Product and Technical:
Nigel Trevarthen
Editorial: Sandra Leigh

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