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. INPUT: Set data type and directory for data files in OPTIONS. Possible
.        data types: Dip-Direction Dip; Dip Dip-Direction; Strike Dip.
.        Data files in 2 column format; columns separated by a space. Data
.        can be poles to planes; lineations or great circles (planes).
.        At the GIVE FILE NAME prompt you can get a listing of the current
.        directory by typing ? followed by ENTER. Choose the required file
.        from the list using the cursor Home End and Enter keys or Escape.
.        The chosen file is automatically loaded.
. PLOT CONTOUR ROTATE: Plot the data on an equal area net; contour the
.        data based on user defined parameters; rotate the data.
. STATS: Perform statistics on the data: compute Fisher; Uniformity
.        statistics; compute a best fit Pi Girdle; Flinn Diagram.
.
. Use cursor keys Home End ENTER or first letter of menu item to pick.
.        Esc will exit you from any menu (generally to the main menu).
. Determine monitor/printer aspect ratio by typing: QPU in DOS
. Output of the data can be a screen dump (SHFT-PrtScr) or to a LOTUS (R)
.        PGRAPH compatible PIC file.
. To run program in BATCH mode type QP BATCH <ENTER> at DOS prompt
.
. QP by D.van Everdingen & J.van Gool (Memorial University of Newfoundland)
.        (C) 1990               (from original by R.Vissers (U.of Utrecht))
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. PLOT: Plot the data points on the screen. If the data are poles or
.      lineations you will be prompted to select a plot symbol (12 possible).
.      If a plot exists you will be prompted to erase it; if answer is no
.      the next data will be plotted over the earlier set (useful for
.      plotting multiple data sets). 
.
. ROTATE: Rotation of data points is done by supplying the orientation of
.      the axis of rotation (azimuth and dip) and the right-handed angle of
.      rotation. These entries can be changed if incorrectly entered. After
.      plotting the rotated data set can be saved to a file. The rotation
.      can be changed and the data replotted.
.
.  To produce a Lotus (R) PGraph compatible plot answer yes to the PIC output
.      query. Plot circle diameter is set from the DEFAULTS (in main menu).
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. CONTOUR: Contour the data - using (1) 1% counting circle; auto or user 
.      specified contour levels or (2) a Gaussian distance weighted contouring
.      method. Plotting parameters are chosen by menu. The density of the
.      counting net can be set (higher density = smoother contours). 
.
.  To produce a Lotus (R) PGraph compatible plot answer yes to the PIC output
.      query. Plot circle diameter is set from the DEFAULTS (in main menu).
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.                                Statistics
.
. FISHER: A Fisher 95% confidence circle of the mean of the data set 
.      (Mean = first eigen value).  Results can be saved to a file.
. 
. PI GIRDLE: based on the value of the eigen values of a data set a best
.      best pi girdle can be plotted.
.
. UNIFORMITY: performs a uniformity test on the data and checks for
.      clustering or girdle effects.
.
. MODIFIED FLINN and TRIANGULAR FABRIC DIAGRAMS: use eigen value ratios
.      or differences, respectively to demonstrate the amount of clustering
.      or girdling of a data set.
.
. To use above results in a plot do the analysis before plotting the data.
.      If you decide to print the results you will be asked if you want
.      the eigen values plotted (none; one; all) the Fisher circle plotted
.      or the Pi girdle plotted.
.
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.Options: ┬─Screen─┬─Aspect──┬─Screen (circle shape on screen)
.         │        │         ├─Printer (circle shape on printer)
.         │        │         └─Own Aspect──ENTER NUMBER
.         │        ├─Diameter──ENTER NUMBER
.         │        └─Quit
.         ├─File───┬─Mode──────TOGGLE (Keyboard/Datafile)
.         │        ├─Format──┬─Type──────┬─Azimuth-Dip
.         │        │         │           ├─Dip-Azimuth
.         │        │         │           └─Strike-Dip
.         │        │         ├─# of sets───TOGGLE (Single/Multiple)
.         │        └─Quit    └─Quit
.         ├─Dir────┬─Inpath────ENTER DIRECTORY PATH (for data files)
.         │        ├─Outpath───ENTER DIRECTORY PATH (for output of PIC
.         │        └─Quit                                 files).
.         ├─Label──┬─North────TOGGLE (Plot/Don't plot North symbol on net)
.         │        ├─Tick─────TOGGLE (Plot/Don't plot tick marks on net)
.         │        ├─Message──TOGGLE (Print/Don't print data type message)
.         │        └─Quit  
.         └─Quit───┬─Save to QP.DEF for future use
.                  └─Quit use changes only for this session 
.
.           Press ESC to exit with no changes to default settings.
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.                                  SHELL
.
. Allows temporary exiting to DOS without actually leaving the program. This
.      allows you to get directory listings (DIR) or perform other tasks
.      such as editing files. Typing EXIT at the DOS prompt will return you
.      to the program.
.
. Note: that any displayed plots are erased when you choose this menu item.
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.                                  EXIT
.
.                           End the session and
.                       exit the program back to DOS
.
. If you were not happy with the circle plotted on the screen - i.e. it 
. was flat - then exit this program and start by typing (at the DOS
. prompt): QPU <ENTER> (<ENTER> means press the Enter key). You will be
. prompted to measure two lines on the screen - the measurements of
. which will be used to compute a screen aspect ratio for use in the
. plotting of circles.