SPSS/PC+ 5.0 (commands from ??????)

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2 total messages Started by Binnie Langley Fri, 23 Jul 1993 19:58

#298

Author: Binnie Langley
Date: Fri, 23 Jul 1993 19:58

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We are running SPSS version 5 on a Novell network.  We have an annoying 
problem which I am sure is solvable.  Everytime a user runs up the program, 
SPSS writes the factor command (FACTOR.) to the first line of the scratch 
pad.  Where and the devil is it coming from?
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| Binnie G. Langley   Acadia University, Wolfville, N.S., Canada, B0P 1X0 |
| Manager, Consulting Services, Computer Centre    (902) 542-2201 ext 108 |
| Internet:                                     binnie.langley@acadiau.ca |
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Re: SPSS/PC+ 5.0 (commands from ??????)

#299

Author: Binnie Langley
Date: Fri, 23 Jul 1993 20:06

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In article <ac.136.743453927@admin.acadiau.ca> ac@admin.acadiau.ca (Binnie Langley) writes:
>From: ac@admin.acadiau.ca (Binnie Langley)
>Subject: SPSS/PC+ 5.0 (commands from ??????)
>Date: Fri, 23 Jul 1993 19:58:45 GMT

>We are running SPSS version 5 on a Novell network.  We have an annoying 
>problem which I am sure is solvable.  Everytime a user runs up the program, 
>SPSS writes the factor command (FACTOR.) to the first line of the scratch 
>pad.  Where and the devil is it coming from?

Please ignore......I discovered that the default scratch.pad file on the 
network had the command in it.
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| Binnie G. Langley   Acadia University, Wolfville, N.S., Canada, B0P 1X0 |
| Manager, Consulting Services, Computer Centre    (902) 542-2201 ext 108 |
| Internet:                                     binnie.langley@acadiau.ca |
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