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Started by Jon Fry
Mon, 19 Jul 1993 14:50
SPSS Output Survey
Author: Jon Fry
Date: Mon, 19 Jul 1993 14:50
Date: Mon, 19 Jul 1993 14:50
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SPSS Inc. is asking for your help in designing future products. If you have an interest in the the handling of graphical and text output in SPSS, please take a few minutes to answer the questions below. The questions are phrased for SPSS users, but other people's input is welcome. Familiarity with recent releases of SPSS (5.0 or later) is assumed. Please mail your reply to jon@spss.com. 1. As background information, what do you use SPSS for? In particular, for what tasks in solving what kinds of problems, to do what sort of job do you use SPSS? On what kind of computer? What version of SPSS? 2. If you use SPSS along with some other software application to perform a single task, please tell us it. 3. What do you do with SPSS results that you wish were easier to do? Examples might be include charts in MS/Word documents, or scan ARIMA output for changes in bond price trends, or reformat MEANS tables to fit in the monthly reports you prepare. 4. What kinds of improvements to SPSS's graphical output would help you the most? Presentation improvements, such as improved editing? Analytical improvements such as data sifting through graphs? Something else? 5. What software should SPSS Inc. emulate in the areas of output manipulation and interoperability, and why? 6. Whether or not it has anything to do with output, what is the single most important improvement SPSS can make? 7. May we contact you by e-mail or phone for further information on these and other subject? 8. May we post your reply (possibly edited) as part of a summary of replies? --- Jonathan Fry, Developer | Any opinions expressed SPSS Inc. | are my own and not those jon@spss.com | of SPSS Inc. -- Jonathan Fry, Developer | Any opinions expressed SPSS Inc. | are my own and not those jon@spss.com | of SPSS Inc.
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