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Windows Statistics Packages

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  02 September 2013

Carl Grafton  and
Anne Permaloff
Carl Grafton
Affiliation:
Auburn University at Montgomery
Anne Permaloff
Affiliation:
Auburn University at Montgomery
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PS: Political Science & Politics , Volume 26 , Issue 4 , December 1993 , pp. 789 - 795
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Copyright © The American Political Science Association 1993

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Notes

1. Grafton, Carl and Permaloff, Anne, “Statistical Packages for Personal Computers,” PS: Political Science & Politics 16 (Spring 1983), 182–88CrossRefGoogle Scholar.

2. Permaloff, Anne and Grafton, Carl, “Top of the Line: SPSS-PC, SAS, and SYSTAT,” PS: Political Science & Politics 21 (Summer 1988), 657–66Google Scholar. Grafton, Carl and Permaloff, Anne, “Microcomputer Statistical Packages,” PS: Political Science & Politics 21 (Winter 1988), 71–82 Google Scholar.

3. Strictly speaking, Windows programs are also DOS programs, but it is common to distinguish between applications that operate directly with DOS and those that reside in Windows, which in turn interacts with DOS.

4. SAS had already been installed by the university SAS representative who encountered no difficulties in the long SAS installation.