September 24, 2012,
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Due to the large number of programs (387 at last count) and features they offer, it would take more time than we are willing to put into it to list everything. Many programs have: pulldown Help menus, man pages (‘man pine’ would give you the man page on pine) and very helpfull websites.
If your question can still not be answered or the answer you found does not work, don’t hesitate to ask us.
We will add links below to software tutorials and usage as we find/get a chance to make them.
Matlab: http://www.che.utah.edu/~sutherland/wiki/index.php/Main_Page
Interfacing ANSYS and LS-DYNA (OLD!!): http://www.me.unlv.edu/~mbt/Impact_Characteristics/Interfacing%20ANSYS%20and%20LS-DYNA%20.htm
September 24, 2012,
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A txt file is a text file and can be viewed using any text editor: vim, emacs, pico, nano, etc. from the Linux machines. These also work on the Mac’s, as does TextEditor.app. On Windows, try the Notepad.
There are also handfuls of document editors that run as GUI’s: TextEditor.app, MS Word, OpenOffice.org – Writer, etc.
September 20, 2012,
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Use LibreOffice.
If the file doesn’t open immediately, right click on the file and choose “Open with…” If LibreOffice isn’t in the list, click ‘Other Application’ at the bottom and choose the right program.
You can also run LibreOffice from the ‘Applications’ menu (click on ‘Office’ and open the appropriate program), and from a Terminal, using the command: libreoffice.
