Measurement Computing DASYLab User Manual - Manual (Page 10)

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Related Documentation
For more information on DASYLab, refer to the following documentation:
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DASYLab Help, which you open by selecting Help»Contents, or by
pressing .
The DASYLab help offers dialog box help for each module and for each
function. If you select Help»Examples, you can load example
worksheets. The examples demonstrate worksheets of varying
complexity.
• DASYLab Extension Toolkit
Use the Extension Toolkit to create your own DASYLab modules. The
Extension Toolkit contains the description of DASYLab interfaces and
the program code of some DASYLab modules. If you work with the
Extension Toolkit, you need C-programming and Windows
programming skills.
The shipped CD comprises the documentation and example files.
However several additional files are missing. You cannot create your
own extensions with these files and therefore you also need the
DASYLab Extension Toolkit.
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