SAVEWARE I; a dozen programs designed to read DATASAVE files, perform various petrologic calculations, and produce printed and graphical data analysis, Part A - Documentation

Edward A. du Bray; James E. Quick; Gary I. Selner; John S. Pallister

doi:10.3133/ofr90616A

SAVEWARE I; a dozen programs designed to read DATASAVE files, perform various petrologic calculations, and produce printed and graphical data analysis, Part A - Documentation

Open-File Report 90-616-A

By: Edward A. du Bray, James E. Quick, Gary I. Selner, and John S. Pallister

https://doi.org/10.3133/ofr90616A

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Abstract

SAVEWARE is a group of 12 programs that run on IBM and IBM compatible microcomputers. The programs were written in QuickBASIC and have been combined with input/output routines from DATASAVE. The programs (except ASCI2DSV) access data from DATASAVE format data files and perform various petrologic operations.

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Publication type	Report
Publication Subtype	USGS Numbered Series
Title	SAVEWARE I; a dozen programs designed to read DATASAVE files, perform various petrologic calculations, and produce printed and graphical data analysis, Part A - Documentation
Series title	Open-File Report
Series number	90-616
Chapter	A
DOI	10.3133/ofr90616A
Year Published	1990
Language	English
Description	i, 27 p.