Re: Stat pkg for old Mac

2000-11-02 Thread Lee Creighton

Hi Richard and all --

I want to make a clarification on this point.

JMP 3 was written for the Mac, then ported to windows.

JMP 4, on the other hand, is a complete re-write from the ground up of JMP.
It is written in C++ (rather than C, like JMP 3). It was considerable
trouble and expense to go through this process -- it took several years! We
did it so that the code would be NATIVE WINDOWS CODE on windows machines,
and native mac code on mac machines.

So, basically, JMP 4 is a windows program "inspired" by the interface of a
mac.
"Richard Osborne" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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 JMP version 4 is out now. Try http://www.jmpdiscovery.com/
 this is a great program! It was actually written for the Mac
 and ported to Windows. They have a demo program available
 for downloading too.

 R.


 Lee Creighton wrote in message
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 JMP version 3 would run on this system as well. Try sales
 at www.sas.com to
 see if JMP 3.2.6 is still available.
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Re: Stat pkg for old Mac

2000-10-29 Thread Richard Osborne

JMP version 4 is out now. Try http://www.jmpdiscovery.com/
this is a great program! It was actually written for the Mac
and ported to Windows. They have a demo program available
for downloading too.

R.


Lee Creighton wrote in message
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JMP version 3 would run on this system as well. Try sales
at www.sas.com to
see if JMP 3.2.6 is still available.
"David J Firth" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message





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Re: Stat pkg for old Mac

2000-10-27 Thread Lee Creighton

JMP version 3 would run on this system as well. Try sales at www.sas.com to
see if JMP 3.2.6 is still available.
"David J Firth" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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 Following my policy of reuse and recycle, I'm using an old Mac Powerbook
 160 under system 7.1. I have an MBA-level ststs and data analysis class
 coming up in January. Anyone aware of a nice program that'll run on my old
 portable?

 Thanks.

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 Dave Firth Mac Powerbook 160
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RE: Stat pkg for old Mac

2000-10-27 Thread Olsen, Chris

Lee and All --

  I just visited the www.duxbury.com site yesterday, and I think I remember
they showed older _student_ versions.  You might try there also.

  -- Chris

Chris Olsen
George Washington High School
2205 Forest Dr. S.E.
Cedar Rapids, IA 52403

(319)-398-2161

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 JMP version 3 would run on this system as well. Try sales at 
 www.sas.com to
 see if JMP 3.2.6 is still available.
 "David J Firth" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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  Following my policy of reuse and recycle, I'm using an old 
 Mac Powerbook
  160 under system 7.1. I have an MBA-level ststs and data 
 analysis class
  coming up in January. Anyone aware of a nice program 
 that'll run on my old
  portable?
 
  Thanks.
 
  --
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  Dave Firth Mac Powerbook 160
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]   Think Different
 
 
 
 
 
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Re: Stat pkg for old Mac

2000-10-27 Thread dennis roberts

don't forget to look at all that is available online for doing analysis ...

http://members.aol.com/johnp71/javastat.html

check out specific routines or ... click on the jump to free software ... 
some works with macs



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Re: Stat pkg for old Mac

2000-10-27 Thread A.J. Rossini


There is always XLispStat, and the graphical front-ends, ViSta and
ARC.

Why pay more when there is perfectly adequate and exceptional software
available?

best,
-tony

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Stat pkg for old Mac

2000-10-26 Thread David J Firth


Following my policy of reuse and recycle, I'm using an old Mac Powerbook
160 under system 7.1. I have an MBA-level ststs and data analysis class
coming up in January. Anyone aware of a nice program that'll run on my old
portable?

Thanks.

-- 
--
Dave Firth Mac Powerbook 160
[EMAIL PROTECTED]   Think Different



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Re: Stat pkg for old Mac

2000-10-26 Thread James R Jetton

Stata (www.stata.com) works quite well on older 68k systems. I have 
used it on my old Powerbook 145.

James Jetton
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Following my policy of reuse and recycle, I'm using an old Mac Powerbook
160 under system 7.1. I have an MBA-level ststs and data analysis class
coming up in January. Anyone aware of a nice program that'll run on my old
portable?


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