Graphical Analysis is a user-friendly program that allows you to easily graph and analyze data. Data may be manually entered from the keyboard, pasted from the clipboard, or retrieved from a file saved on disk. Graphical Analysis is also a document creator, with the ability to include several pages in one document. You can import data from Texas Instruments TI-73, TI-82, TI-83, TI-83 Plus, TI-85, TI-86, TI-89, TI-92 and TI-92 Plus graphing calculators and LabPro® or Calculator-Based Laboratory^TM 2 (CBL 2^TM) interfaces, using a TI-GRAPH LINK^TM cable.

Data can be displayed in spreadsheet form and graphically. You have several options on the scaling and style of graphs. Powerful data analysis tools are provided, including curve fits, derivatives, tangent lines, integrals, smoothing, FFTs, and histograms. Graphical Analysis allows you to create new columns that are based on other data, much as you might do with a spreadsheet program. You can easily copy your data and graph to a word processing or spreadsheet program via the clipboard. Several sample files are included for your experimentation. Choose Open from the File menu to access them.

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	Getting Started	An introduction to Graphical Analysis
	How To	Step-by-step help for many common tasks
	Menus	Descriptions of each menu and its items
	Objects	Descriptions of each type of object
	Screen Hotspots	Clickable screen locations for quick adjustments

Note:  Tutorials covering popular commands are provided. Choose Open from the File Menu to access them.

You can also get help while working on the Graphical Analysis screen. To obtain help, choose Graphical Analysis Help from the Help menu. You can also double-click on an object and select Help from the dialog box.