The menu editor has been given a new interface in the Windows version of JMP 7. You access the menu editor by selecting the “Menus and Toolbars” command from the “Customize” submenu at the bottom of the “Edit” menu. (Click to view full size image) Accessing the Menu Editor from
The JMP training and technical services department is feverishly working on new versions of all of the courses in our regular* curriculum that will incorporate the new features available in JMP 7 and new ways to work with your data. Updating our training is not just about new software features,
We in JMP Training are happy to announce our newest addition to the team, Monica Beals. Monica joins us after completing her Ph.D. in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology and M.S. in Statistics at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville last December. She gained extensive teaching experience while in graduate school, where
JMP has supported customizing your main menu and toolbars for quite some time. However, the way in which menu customization was implemented had various shortcomings, which our users pointed out to us. In response to their feedback, we have made dramatic changes to menu/toolbar customization in version 7. In the
I just finished the draft of a new short course about design of experiments called Custom Designs for Experiments. SAS Education launched a high level training experience several years ago known as the Business Knowledge Series (BKS). BKS was a opportunity for our users to spend time in a class
JMP 7 introduces a new toolbar called the File System toolbar. You make this toolbar appear by selecting the “File System” command from the View menu. Although this toolbar will initially appear docked on the left-hand side of the main JMP window, like all of JMP’s other toolbars, it can
My Tuning Graphs talk at the JMP User Conference was mostly a live demo of various ways to customize JMP graphs, so there weren't any slides to put on the USB thumb drive of conference proceedings. However, my sample files are now available in the new JMP Extras download area,
It is hard to believe that the JMP User Conference is over for another year. So much happened in just one week! I left with lots of new ideas. Some of these ideas occurred to me in the lunch time roundtable discussions. I was fortunate to moderate one about design
One of the exciting new features in JMP 7 is the addition of Projects. For quite some time now, many of our users have been suggesting that JMP should provide some kind of mechanism that would allow them to collect all their data, documents, reports, etc. together in a single
“Wild” may not be the way most JMP User Conference attendees described their time on the SAS Campus last week. I’m guessing “educational,” “eye-opening” and even “fun” would be better descriptors for most of the folks who attended the conference and/or the classes around it. But my week had a