Getting the autocorrelation and partial autocorrelation is very easy. Figure 4 shows the sample autocorrelation function that the program found. It correctly determined, for this data, that single differencing and no seasonality would be the most appropriate choice. I found data entry to be the weakest aspect of the software. When trying to import Excel 5.0 files, I frequently received a General Protection Fault error message, and was unceremoniously exited to Windows' Program Manager.
Every variable needs special specific header information.
You must not put any other data in the A column or in the first row. It would be better if the program just read your spreadsheet with the time series and, after it is imported, added the needed header information based on your responses in a dialog box. You would then save that file in Forecast Pro's UNV format for future use. Data entry at the keyboard is also awkward. For example, NEW is a choice, yet you cannot enter new data here.