The ALU wizard consists of six consecutive windows that allow you to specify the options for your ALU. A statement is created that can then be inserted into the active editor window, or copied to the clipboard for later instertion into the window of your choice. The Next and Back buttons can be used to navigate back and forth between the six screens. The Finish button creates the ALU using the information you have supplied, and possibly some of the default values. If you click the Finish button on window 6, you have the option of inserting the ALU definition into the active editor window. Otherwise, clicking the Finish button will copy the new definition to the clipboard. Clicking the Finish button also closes the ALU wizard. Clicking the Cancel button will close the ALU wizard without making any changes.
| ALU Width | Number of bits in the inputs and outputs of the ALU. Must range from 1 to 32. |
| ALU Name | Must be the name of the ALU. Each ALU must have a unique name. If you leave this field blank, the computer will create a unique name for you |
| Finish | Create the ALU using the information provided so far, and copy it to the clipboard. |
| Cancel | Exit the wizard without making changes. |
| Next | Display ALU Wizard window number 2. |