- Written specifically for Microsoft Windows. Follows the normal Windows conventions, making it easy to learn and use alongside your other Windows applications. Intuitive menu structure and quick-access toolbar buttons.
- Uses the KCS desktop metaphor. All results and graphs for a single project can be spread out on screen. Contents and arrangement of windows can then be saved and recalled later, letting you pick up where you left off. Different projects can be saved in separate desktop files.
- Graphs and results appear in two tabbed notebooks (one for each), with each graph or page of results on separate pages.
- Results and graphs can be exported for inclusion in reports or manuscripts, using cut and paste. Results can also be saved to text files or Excel spreadsheets, and graphs can be saved in a variety of formats, including EMF, WMF, BMP, PNG, GIF and JPG.
- Data, results and graphs can be printed to any Windows printer or plotter. Different devices can be used for text and graphics.
- Results and graphs can be exported or printed individually or all at once.
- Inclusion of a notepad allows you to make notes about your analyses. These are saved along with the graphs and results in a desktop file, and can be copied or exported to your word processor.
- Customizable toolbars – you can arrange the toolbars at any point around the margin of the window or floating over the window, and you can choose which buttons to display on each toolbar.
- User can select from a number of different color schemes, many with attractive gradient effects.
- Automatically uses local language (as set in Windows) for names of months and days, and local format for times and dates. Compass direction abbreviations can be customized manually.
- Full on-line help and a comprehensive manual with tutorial.
