系统要求
| 最低处理器 |
Pentium II - 200 MHz |
| 最低内存 |
64 MB |
| 平台 |
PC |
| Mac兼容性 |
N |
| 最小硬盘空间 |
100 MB |
IGRAFX PROCESS 2003 V2003 FRENCH F WINDOWS FR (WIN-32)
Live Process Analysis Shapes - Drop these shapes into the process connectivity or associate them with activities to view live process data as the model simulates.
-Report Tool Tips - Place your cursor over any report element column heading to display Tool Tips describing the specific statistic.
-Named Resource Pools - Define all resource pools with meaningful names. Earlier releases required some pools to be named Pool-A, Pool-B, Pool-C etc.
-New Monitor Interface - Simply drag and drop shapes into the Modeling bar to place new monitors.
-Time-Weighted Statistics - Report element statistics are available in multiple varieties (e.g. Minimum, Maximum, Average, etc.). iGrafx® Process™ 2003 includes two new Time-weighted summaries (Average and Standard Deviation) for statistics that vary during the course of a simulation (e.g. the number of transactions waiting at an activity).
-Import Process Data - The Database Import Wizard links shapes with external data. Once links are established, the diagram can be refreshed by external data at any time. Also available in iGrafx® FlowCharter™ 2003.
-New Random Number Generator - iGrafx Process 2003 generates numbers with approximately one part in a billion resolution that don't repeat or cycle or correlate in any reasonable simulation. Also, there is no stream (known as the "Sequence" number in the Run Setup dialog) that is "better" than another in any statistical sense.
-Cause and Effect Diagram - The new Cause & Effect diagram type initializes the workspace with a default fishbone diagram, statistical worksheet and Pareto chart. All of these elements are linked together. For example, if a value in the worksheet is changed then the associated fishbone diagram and Pareto chart are automatically updated. Also available in iGrafx FlowCharter 2003.
-Improved Attribute Handling - With iGrafx Process 2003, attributes are set in six different positions in relation to the simulated activity. Also, drag and drop expressions within the Properties dialog box. In addition, you can copy and paste attribute data (a row in the Attributes tab) from one activity to another.
