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-           Menu cursor movements :            
-To, fro, up and down;                         
-[ENTER] and [Esc]    to descend (select) and  
-                     ascend (exit)            
-Use fist letter of item for faster selection  
-F1 - help                                     
-F2 - list of scheme files in current dir.     
-F3 - list of variants in current dir.         
-           Editor :                           
-To, fro, up, down;                            
-[Del], [BackSpace];                           
-[Ctrl-Y] - deletes line;                      
-[Esc]    - end of editing.                    
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-Scheme of a chemical process consists of equ- 
-ations ( marked with any symbolic identifier  
-at the end of line) of chemical reactions  of 
-zero, first, second or third order (One at  a 
-line).                                        
-Reagents and products should be presented  by 
-identifiers (6 symbols significance).         
-'=', '+' used as delimiters.                  
-When reagents are put  in  ()brackets  in  a  
-reaction, rate of the reaction is assumed  to 
-be uneffected by their  concentrations,  i.e. 
-this does not alter reaction's order  (though 
-reagents will be consumed).                   
-When products of any reaction are of no inte- 
-rest (importance) you may omit right part  of 
-equation (and '=').                           
-           Calculator :                       
-Arithmetics      -  +  /  (  )              
-Functions       sqrt()   exp()                
-                ln()     log()                
-                and  ^  for power             
-Reagent's names and rate constants of current 
-variant are permitted in expressions.         
-Reag.'s name means its initial concentration. 
-     You should know that all data input is   
-carried out through Calculator. Try this.     
-           Anamorphose :                       
-  Default look_over mode is concentration/rate 
-vs. time. You may change axes to any permitted 
-(see Calculator) expressions.                  
-  To refer to reagent's rate consumption use   
-apostrophe (e.g.  A').  To  refer  to certain  
-concentration's/rate's value use indexation[]. 
-  Number and position of calculated points can 
-be inquired about in a table-mode  or  by tur- 
-ning switch "Smooth" off.                      
-  NB!!! To avoid zero dividing in  anamorphose 
-expressions caused by null initial concentra-  
-tions and so,  set  desired  range  of  kinet. 
-points to transform.                           
-  Here are two reserved words  -  TIME  (refe- 
-rence to time) and LAST (the  number  of  last 
-point)  - both upper-cased.                    
-            Input :                               
-  To enter a value start typing number or expres- 
-sion (see "Calculator") at the  chosen  position. 
-To edit previously inputted value  press  [Enter] 
-ahead. End of input - [Enter], refusal - [Esc].   
-  Any reagent' initial  concentration  or  rate 
-constant may be marked with [Ins] for the optimi- 
-zation. Moreover, there is possibility (in calcu- 
-lations, not in life) to prevent consumption of a 
-reagent  (make  its  concentration  constant   in 
-calculations). Choose such  reagent  with  [Del]. 
-Chosen reagents (rate constants)  are  marked  on 
-the screen with '*'  and  'C'  respectively.  All 
-choices denied by repeated press of the keys.     
-        In TIME section are inputted :            
- StepM - step of output. Results'll be written on 
-a disc after every StepM seconds of virtual time. 
- Total - total  time  of  simulated  process.     
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