The CUWU Statistics Program

Summer, 1997, version

** Installing on Windows95/NT:

The cuwustat.exe file is a self-extracting zip file. First decide
in which directory you wish to install the program. Then
run the cuwustat.exe program (for example, by clicking on 
it from the Windows Explorer). It will ask where you would
like to install the CUWU program. Type in the directory (or
use the default "C:\TEMP", then click "Unzip".

** Installing elsewhere:

The cuwustat.zip is a compressed zip file. You need an unzipping
program that preserves long file names and the directory structure. 
Unzip the program in whichever directory you wish, using the option
that creates directories. (E.g., "pkunzip -e -d cuwustat.zip" might
work in DOS.)

** The directory should contain the following:

data -- a directory containing some example data sets
help -- a directory containing the help files
source -- a directory containing the java source files

box1.gif   -- some graphics files
box1c.gif
box1e.gif
box2.gif
box2c.gif
box2e.gif
box3.gif
box3c.gif
box3e.gif

cuwu.zip -- a zipped file containing the compiled class files.

index.html -- A starting file
boxmodel.html -- The file to bring up the Box Model applet
datalist.html -- The file to bring up the Data applet
Games.html -- The file to bring up the Games applet

readme.txt -- this

** Running the program

++++ Through Netscape: If you have Netscape 3.01 or 4.01 (or above),
     open "index.html" in the browser. It will provide buttons
     for bringing up the three programs: Data, Box Models, Games.
    
     Alternatively, you can load datalist.html, boxmodel.html, or 
     Games.html directly.

++++ Through Internet Explorer 3.01 (or above). You first have to
     unzip the cuwu.zip file. You will need some kind of unzipping
     program to do that, such as pkunzip or WinZip. Then proceed
     as for Netscape, but the Games applet will not work.

++++ Using the java (1.1 or above) interpreter: The classes to run
     are LittleDataApplet, LittleBoxModelApplet, and GamesApplet.
     You need to either unzip cuwu.zip and run them from the directory
     in which they reside, or include the cuwu.zip file in your 
     CLASSPATH. It is still a good idea to run them from the same
     directory, because the data sets and graphics are there.

** HELP: See the help.html file in the help directory.

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About:


The CUWU computer program is Copyright (C) 1997 by John Marden.

   * The Axis class is a modification of the class Copyright (C) 1995, 1996
     Leigh Brookshaw
   * The cardclass is by Dan Creagan.
   * The Fmt class is a modification of the class Copyright (C) 1996 by Jef
     Poskanzer .
   * The PokerPanel is modified from the carddemo class by Dan Creagan.
   * The Post class is a modification of the Configuration class
     Copyright   (c) 1997 Simon Gornall.
   * The quickSort routine in the VariableD class is a modification of the
     routine Copyright (c) 1994-1996 Sun Microsystems, Inc.

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FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for
more details. It is in the accompanying file copying.txt.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along
with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 675
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John Marden
Department of Statistics
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
725 S. Wright St. #101
Champaign, IL 61820

Email: marden@stat.uiuc.edu

Acknowledgements: Partial support for this project has been provided by the
National Science Foundation Division of Undergraduate Education Grant NSF
DUE 96-50048, the Sloan Center for Asynchronous Learning Environments at
the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, and The University of
Illinois.