Log onto the acpub unix workstation
Follow the instructions on the course web Computing page to run S-Plus within emacs
Download the S-Plus commands in the demo.ssc file to your home directory -- save it in a file named demo.ssc
Download the iris data set from the data page (or just click here) and save it as a file named "T01.1" in your home directory.
Start emacs and load the demo.ssc file by typing
```
 		emacs demo.ssc &
```

Split the emacs screen by typing the emacs command

     	Ctrl-x 2   (i.e., control x followed by 2)

In one of the two windows so created, type
```
		Esc-x S 
```
which starts S-Plus; hit Enter if it asks a question (in the command line at the bottom)
Input commands to S-Plus from its screen interactively -- you need to point the cursor at the screen and click the left button to make that screen the "current" or "live" window
Execute S-Plus commands simply by typing them in, followed by Enter
The first S-Plus command should be
```
		motif()
```
to open a graphics window -- all graphs will be plotted there with the display cleared and refreshed between plots
Sequence through some of the demo.ssc commands: figure out what they do
You can iterate between the two windows of the split-screen; use the cursor/click to make either one the "current" window.
To copy/paste a command from demo.ssc, click and drag the left mouse key to highlight a command, then skip to the S-Plus window, make it "live" with a click on the left key, then paste the command with a click on the middle key; don't forget to end with Enter
Don't forget: at the end, to close the S-Plus session use
```
 		q()
```
and quit emacs using "Exit" on the pull-down "File" menu
Have fun! Explore different data sets, read some in, plot, draw histograms, and generally fool around.