Training Notes - Contents

The various sections of these Training Notes are :-

• How to Use - Brief notes on use.  Go...

• History - A potted history of Daisy.  Go...

• Introduction - Introduction to Daisy for those who haven't seen the program before.  Go...

• Overview - An overview of Daisy and Daisy Charts, giving details on the program, costs and Year 2000 Compliance.  Go...

• Applications - Brief notes on applications of Daisy.  Go...

• Data Sources - Notes on typical data sources that can be used with Daisy.  Go...

• Rules About Data - Rules that should be followed about getting data for Daisy.  Go...

• Running Daisy - How to run Daisy.  Go...

• Daisy Examples - Example Daisy Charts and how they are run.  Go...

• Opening Databases - Notes on how to open common databases with Daisy.  Go...

• Techniques - Introduction to viewing data and right click menus.  Go...

• Daisy and Other Charts - The common types of Daisy and other charts are described.  Go...

• Screening Data - How to screen the database for values, suitable mapping fields and possible errors, before drawing a Daisy Chart.  Go...

• More Techniques - Introduction to Daisy and the mouse, zooming the Daisy Chart, investigating nodes and selecting nodes.  Go...

• Building a Chart - A first Daisy Chart is built, either conversationally or directly.  Go...

• Mapping Fields - Various mapping formats are introduced, recommended and explained.  Go...

• Aggregation - How to aggregate and summarise data is explained.  Go...

• Formatting a Daisy Chart - How charts are formatted and modified is explained.  Go..

• Speed and Efficiency - Factors affecting analysis speed and effciency are discussed.  Go...

• Publishing Charts - Notes on publishing Daisy Charts in other programs and as hard copy.  Go...

• Golden Rules - Facts that should not be ignored.  Go...

• Tailpiece - In conclusion.  Go...