Grace/C2/Installation-and-Introduction-to-Grace/English

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Slide Number 1 Title Slide	Welcome to the tutorial on Installation and Introduction to Grace.
Slide Number 2 Learning Objectives	In this tutorial, we will learn to, Install Grace 5.1.25 in Ubuntu Linux 16.04 Open Grace interface Resize the graph area Open an XY dataset file and Make a straight line graph
Slide Number 3 System and Software Requirement	To record this tutorial, I am using Ubuntu Linux OS version 16.04 Grace version 5.1.25 and A working internet connection to download Grace.
Slide Number 4 Pre-requisites	To follow this tutorial, Learners should be familiar with basic computer and Internet skills.
Slide Number 5 Resource link	Let us now install Grace program in Ubuntu Linux OS 16.04. This is the official website of Grace.
Cursor on Ubuntu Linux Interface.	First I will demonstrate to install Grace using the terminal.
Cursor on Ubuntu linux interface. Show the Ubuntu Desktop.	Installing Grace using the terminal, is a three step process. Internet connectivity is required to install the software.
Press the windows key on keyboard	Press the windows key on keyboard.
Type terminal in search form Press enter	Type terminal in the search box that appears and press Enter.
Point to theTerminal.	A terminal window opens.
Type sudo apt-get update >> pressEnter	At the prompt, type sudo space apt hyphen get space update and press Enter
Enter sudo password >> press Enter. Point to installing packages.	If prompted for sudo password, type the password and press Enter This step updates the available packages from the Internet sources. This process takes a few seconds to complete.
Ctrl-L	I will clear the terminal.
Type sudo apt-get install grace >> press Enter.	Next, type sudo space apt-get space install space grace. Press Enter.
If prompted, enter y Point to the installation process steps.	This process takes sometime to complete and installs Grace in your computer.
	The process may exit without installing grace with lock error. Then, see the installation sheet for further help.
Ctrl-L	I will clear the terminal.
At the prompt, type xmgrace >> press Enter. Point to the Grace window.	To open Grace using the terminal, at prompt type xmgrace and press Enter. Grace window opens.
Click on the X button to close the window.	Click on the X button on the top-left corner to close the window.
Cursor on the Ubuntu Linux interface. Press the windows key on keyboard.	Now I will show how to open Grace using search your computer option. Press the windows key on the keyboard.
Type grace in the search box >> Press Enter.	In the search box, that appears type grace and press Enter. This will open Grace program.
Point to the graph panel. Cursor on the graph.	Grace opens with an empty graph panel. First, we will learn how to resize the graph panel.
Point to the solid squares at the corners. Drag the scroll bar. Show bottom right corner or graph panel	There are four small solid squares at the corners of the graph panel. Using the scroll bars, go to the bottom right corner of the graph.
Hover mouse over corner.	click on the small black square on the bottom right corner. You may choose any of the corner squares to resize.
Double click and observe.	Now the graph can be resized. The border lines may or may not be visible now.
Click and drag the cursor to top left.	To resize drag and place the cursor at the desired position.
Left click to fix the plot size.	Now left click, to fix the size of the graph panel.
Adjust scroll bar to see full graph panel.	I will also adjust the scroll bars to see the full graph panel.
Cursor on the Interface.	Now I will show how to plot a graph.
Slide Number 6 Download File to Practise	To plot the graph, download the line.txt' file The file is provided in the code files link of this tutorial. Extract the file and save it on the Desktop.
Go to Desktop and show the file.	I have already downloaded and saved it on the Desktop.
Double click to open the file. Point to the # line. Hover mouse over header.	Double click to open the file in a text editor. First row starts with a hash and is a comment line. This is the data header.
Hover mouse over the columns. Point to the columns.	Notice the two column data format. First column is x data and second column is y data. In this data file values are tab separated.
Close the file	Close the file and go back to Grace window. Next, we will load the data on Grace interface to plot a graph.
Hover mouse over limits. Cursor on the interface.	Notice that, the axis limits are from zero to one for both axes. Next, let’s load the data file to make an XY plot.
Click on Data tab > Import > ASCII	Click on Data tab, Import and select ASCII format. A Grace: Read sets dialogue box opens.
Change filter to .txt >> Press Enter. Point to the * .txt files.	In the Filter input box change *.dat to *.txt and press Enter. This will show the list of directories and files containing the * .txt files.
Change directory to Desktop.	From Directories option, select Desktop folder.
Select line.txt file	Select the file line.txt.
Select load set to single set	We will keep Load as Single Set.
Select Set Type as XY	Select Set Type as XY.
Point to Data Source as Disk	By default, Data Source is set to Disk.
Select Auto Scale on read for XY	By default, Auto Scale on read is set to XY. The range of X and Y axes automatically adjusts to lower and higher values of data.
Click on the Ok button.	Click on the Ok button to load the data.
Click Cancel to close the Window.	Click on Cancel to close the dialogue box.
Point at plot area to show straight line	We can see a graph representing the data.
Hover mouse to limits of x-y axes.	X and Y limits on the graph have changed from 0 to 10.
Click on File >> Save. Point to the dialogue box.	Let us save the file. Click on File and select Save. Grace:Save project dialogue box opens.
Point to *.agr extension	Dot agr is the preferred extension for grace plot.
Change directory, to Desktop. Type file name line.agr	I will choose Desktop to save the file. In the Selection text box, type file name as line.agr
Click OK button.	Click on the OK button to save the project.
Click on File exit	To exit Grace, click on File, Exit or press control q on keyboard.
	Let us summarize.
Slide Number 7 Summary	In this tutorial, we have, Installed Grace 5.1.25 in Ubuntu Linux 16.04 Opened Grace interface Resized the graph area Read an ASCII data set XY and plotted a graph
Slide Number 8 Assignment	For assignment, please do the following. Plot a graph in Grace using the file, assignment.txt provided with this tutorial.
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