The graphical interface for Kintecus is actually a collection of Visual Basic scripts implemented through an Excel interface. If you do not have a copy of Excel, "older" versions of Excel, such as Excel-97 can be cheaply, legally purchased on Ebay or other such sites. Also, Sun Microsystems gives out its "Star-Office" for free which is suppose to 100% compatible with Office-97 (which contains Excel-97).

You can directly download the Excel Workbooks which contain the Visual Basic scripts on the download page. Just be sure that in Excel the "File Conversion Wizard" is check-marked under the "Add-Ins" box. The "Add-Ins" box can be seen by selecting "Add-Ins" menu item under the "Tools" menu.

Here are some screen shots of the Graphical Interface for Kintecus:

*** NEW Plots from KintecusV3.8!! ***

*** NEW Plots from KintecusV3.7!! ***

An extremely important new feature is the capability to calculate model uncertainty
in order to answer questions such as:

What is the maximum dosage the patient can take?
What is the chance that the boiler/CSTR/PFR might explode or have low yield?
Why does the engine knock in real conditions, but does not do so under simulations
that use nominal values?
Why do some atmospheric simulations show high [OH] when experimental data shows
low [OH] concentrations or visa-versa ?

Kintecus V3.7 Excel Macros now have the capability
to read the output from the "-o:y:y:y:y" switch: