[Easycalc-commits] easycalc/langs en.rcp,1.46,1.47

[Ton v. O. <tvo...@us...>]

Update of /cvsroot/easycalc/easycalc/langs
In directory sc8-pr-cvs5.sourceforge.net:/tmp/cvs-serv29854

Modified Files:
	en.rcp 
Log Message:
Minor edits of Solver help text (English).


Index: en.rcp
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RCS file: /cvsroot/easycalc/easycalc/langs/en.rcp,v
retrieving revision 1.46
retrieving revision 1.47
diff -C2 -d -r1.46 -r1.47
*** en.rcp	25 Aug 2006 00:26:16 -0000	1.46
--- en.rcp	3 Sep 2006 18:45:33 -0000	1.47
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*** 413,428 ****
  
  "$$SOLVERHELP" = "The Solver is a tool, that helps you store equations "\
!         "and formulas and compute results in a convinient way. "\
! 	"Create a new worksheet or select existing one from the drop-down "\
! 	"menu. When the worksheet is selected, you can type in either formula "\
! 	"(e.g. pi*r^2) or equation (e.g. x^2=x+2). Then tap the 'Update' "\
! 	"button and the list of variables gets updated. If you wrote in formula, "\
! 	"set up the variables and tap button 'Calculate'. If you entered equation, "\
! 	"select the variable you want to solve and press button 'Solve'.\n\n"\
! 	"You may annotate the function and the variables. Press the 'Note' button "\
! 	"and add a note. If you start a new line with a name of variable and colon "\
  	"(e.g. 't: Time'), the rest of the line is treated as a description of the "\
  	"variable and shown to you when you select the variable in the list.\n\n"\
! 	"The equation solving internally uses fzero() function, you can modify the "\
  	"parameters by tapping the 'Options' button."
  
--- 413,428 ----
  
  "$$SOLVERHELP" = "The Solver is a tool, that helps you store equations "\
!         "and formulas and compute results in a convenient way. "\
! 	"Create a new worksheet or select an existing one from the drop-down "\
! 	"menu. When the worksheet is selected, you can type in either a formula "\
! 	"(e.g. pi*r^2) or an equation (e.g. x^2=x+2). Then tap the 'Update' "\
! 	"button and the list of variables gets updated. If you entered a formula, "\
! 	"set up the variables and tap the 'Calculate' button. If you entered an equation, "\
! 	"select the variable you want to solve and tap the 'Solve' button.\n\n"\
! 	"You may annotate the function and the variables. Tap the 'Note' button "\
! 	"and add a note. If you start a new line with the name of a variable and a colon "\
  	"(e.g. 't: Time'), the rest of the line is treated as a description of the "\
  	"variable and shown to you when you select the variable in the list.\n\n"\
! 	"The equation solving internally uses the fzero() function, you can modify the "\
  	"parameters by tapping the 'Options' button."