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Left-Button pressed over the workstation background will bring up the Applications
menu. You can select one of the menu items by dragging the cursor over the appropriate
menu item while still keeping the left button pressed. Releasing the button will then
select the item. Menu items which have a little symbol to their right are hierarchical
menus. To select an item from a hierarchical menu, move the cursor to the right over
that menu item (while still keeping the button pressed), and a new menu will come up.
Select a menu item from the sub-menu the same way as you would from a normal menu.
From the Applications menu you can create a new terminal window, among other
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Middle-Button pressed over the workstation background will bring up the Window Manipulations
menu.
Right-Button pressed over the workstation background will bring up the Environment
menu.
Left-Button clicked over a window title bar will bring that window to the top.
Middle-Button clicked over a window title bar will lower that window.
Right-Button pressed over a window title bar will bring up the Window Manipulations
menu.
Left-Button pressed (and held) over text within a window will copy text out for copy-andpaste
operations.
Middle-Button clicked within a text window will paste the text previously copied.
Right-Button clicked within a text window extends the current copy region.
Any-Button pressed (and held) over the resize icon in the upper right-hand corner of a window
will allow you to resize that window.

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To exit X-Windows, use the right button to select the Quit the X -Windows System menu
item from the Environment menu.
Details on the operation of some of the machines can be found in the handouts DECstation
Tips, SPARCstation Tips, Unix Command Summary, and Using the X-Window System, which are
available in the document rack near the consulting desk in the northeast corner of the second floor
of Sweet Hall or on-line in the directory ~consult/pub/lair-docs. You can also get help from the
consulting desk on the second floor.

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UNIX commands
To access UNIX commands, enter commands from your keyboard in one of the x-windows. A
few of those you might want to use are listed below:
passwd - Change login password. Please change your password the first time you log in.
ls - Shows the names of your files.
more file - Shows contents of file.
lpr file - Prints contents of file on printer.
rm file - Removes file.
man man - Tells how to use the on-line manual.

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You will need an editor to create the input files for HSPICE: vi and emacs are two widely used
editors (For more information on editors pick up the handouts on the second floor of Sweet Hall or
on-line in the ~consult/pub/lair-docs directory).

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Running HSPICE Remotely
If you have access to a networked workstation running X-Windows, you can run HSPICE remotely.
You will need to telnet or rlogin to a computer that does have HSPICE (one of the amy,
adelbert, elaine, epic, raptor, firebird, voyager or apollo workstations) and have it open an XWindow
on your local host. Begin by opening a terminal window on your workstation and enter
xhost +remotehost

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where remotehost is the name of the host on which you are running simulations. Next, rlogin to the
remote host, and enter
setenv DISPLAY localhost:0
This enables the remote host to open windows on your local host. Once you have created your input
file, you can run HSPICE just as you would on any Sweet Hall or Terman computer.
Your input, configuration, and hardcopy files will all need to reside on the remote host, so you
may need to use ftp (see man pages for details) to transfer files between hosts (for example, executing
the print command on the remote host will send printouts to the default printer at the remote
host site). There are many possible incompatibilities between various shells and operating systems,
so it may be necessary to modify your environment files to ensure compatibility. For more
information contact one of the Sweet Hall consultants.

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Running HSPICE From Off-Campus
The Sweet Hall and Terman computers can be accessed remotely from any terminal or computer
connected to the Stanford Ethertip network. The Ethertip can also be dialed up at the following
numbers:
498-1440 2400 to 14,400 bps, meeting v.32bis standards, plus throughput up to
57.6kbs with compression. Also supports SLIP service.
To use these numbers you must have your modem set to 8 bits with no parity and one stop bit
(if applicable). There are handouts in Sweet Hall that describe the procedure for logging in over
phone lines (Dial-in Procedures for Connecting to Leland Systems and Forsythe). Once you have
reached the tip you will be asked to enter your login name and password (use your leland account
information). Enter your name and password, and when the tip-mpxx-ncs> (ethertip) prompt appears
type in the name of the host you wish to use (voyager1, apollo1, etc.). You can then log in
as you would normally. If you are using a graphics terminal, be sure your terminal type (mfb name)
is listed in the file ~cad/lib/mfbcap.

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Moving Files Between Systems
If you plan to use a workstation that is not connected to the Sweet Hall file server, you may
need to copy files from one system to another. To do this, use thef tp command, as in the following
example.
1. Type "ftp hostname" to connect to the remote host
2. Give your login information when prompted.
3. Type "put filename" where filename is the name of the file you want to send to the re-
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mote host.
4. Repeat the above step until you are finished putting the files you need on the remote
host.
5. Type "quit" to exit ftp.

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To copy files from the remote host, use the command "get filename" instead of "put filename".
Try the command "man ftp" for more information.