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to obtain some information about what these represent.1.3 Commands1.3 Commands 11As the example in Section 1.2 has shown, you can analyse data in GenStat without anyknowledge of the command language, and with very little use of the keyboard. GenStathas still been executing commands, but these have been written automatically by themenus. The client sends the commands to the GenStat Server, and displays the resultingoutput.You can see these commands in the Input Log. Dependingon how your copy of GenStat has been set up, the Outputwindow may also contain a listing of the commandsinterspersed with the output. You can control whether thishappens, by using the Options menu, which can be openedfrom the Tools menu on the GenStat menu bar, as shown inFigure 1.17.Figure 1.17The Options menu has tabs tocontrol many different aspects of theway that GenStat runs.The Audit trail tab (Figure 1.18),which controls what appears in theInput Log, the Event Log and theOutput window. The EchoCommands box is unchecked inFigure 1.18. So the commands willnot be displayed in Output window.Figure 1.18