Using Enterpriese Miner in SICL

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(1) Create folder ST610G on desktop
     Right click on desktop background-->New-->Folder

(2) From course web page, select the link "data in folder"
     Right click on data.zip
     "Save link as" --> ST601G (on desktop)
     Go to ST610G/data subfolder on desktop
     Select (at top) "Extract all Files" 
       then click <extract> in popup window
       (may have to do this twice)
       (ignore space message if you see it) 

You now have extracted the course data (should have 53 files) 
onto your desktop.  We will also store the Enterprise Miner 
folders there so that you can transfer everyting to a USB 
for use on other machines (having EM) if so desired. 

(3) Start Enterprise Miner from lower left "start" 
    icon circle on desktop:
    Start --> SAS --> Enterprise Miner Workstation
    wait 30 seconds or so for EM to come up 
    select New Project -->
       <ST610G>
       < browse to desktop ST610G folder > 
    Cancel "firewall disallow ...."  popup any time you see it **
    Continue to click <next> in this wizard then <finish>

You now have an Enterprise Miner project with its output 
files to be stored in your desktop ST610G folder. The 
next time you open EM, it will automatically point to 
this location to continue your project. 

(4) Your project should be open in EM. We need to show 
EM where our data library is. 
 Method 1: In the lefthand "properties panel" you 
will see "Project Start Code ..."  Click on the 
ellipsis (...) and a SAS editor window opens
Type  
	libname AAEM " (text) " where text is the path to 
your St601G/data desktop folder. To get this text, double 
click your ST610G desktop folder.  When it opens, go to 
the pathname in the top window.  Position your cursor in 
the pathname window in the blank space a bit to the right 
of the pathname and click.  The full path name will 
now appear and will be marked so copy and paste it as 
the (text) above. 

Method 2:  From the top menu bar select 
   file -->new-->library 
then fill in the windows following the naming conventions 
in method 1.  

From here on we follow the book.