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I have the version 2.1R2 (3.June 1992).
It runs on 386/486 under MS-Windows.
I do not have much experience with this newsgroup stuff.
Let me know how I can help you. 

In article <1992Jul21.061217.41771@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu>, jeff@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu (Jeff Bangert) writes:
> Is there a version of XLispStat for MSDOS?

Thanks to several people who replied telling me about the Windows
version.  Unfortunately, I've got two 386SX-16's and I don't like to
run Windows.

Thanks to Luke Tierney who said that there was no DOS version and
suggested the Windows version.

[small flame--networking is wierd sometimes!]

The DOS version is at

    umnstat.stat.umn.edu
    /pub/xlispstat/msdos/XLSZIP.EXE

Thanks to my friend Wes who showed me Tierney's book, which lists the
umnstat address. I've been running XLS for a week, not doing anything
much, but it seems to work.

I've been looking for a public domain stat program for DOS for several
years.  All that I've found up to now seem to have problems.
XLISPSTAT is exactly what I wanted.

Thanks(really) to the person who implemented XLS for DOS.

-- 
Jeff Bangert			jeff@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu
Computer Center			jeff@ukanvax.bitnet
University of Kansas
Lawrence, KS 66045
(913)864-0466

In article <1992Jul28.072729.41923@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu> jeff@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu (Jeff Bangert) writes:

...

>Thanks to Luke Tierney who said that there was no DOS version and
>suggested the Windows version.
>
>[small flame--networking is wierd sometimes!]
>
>The DOS version is at
>
>    umnstat.stat.umn.edu
>    /pub/xlispstat/msdos/XLSZIP.EXE
>
...

what I meant to say is not that there is no DOS version but that there
is no *useful* DOS verison. I compiled the one in XLSZIP.EXE with BCC
2.0's overlay facility to see if it could be done, and apparently it
can. But there isn't enough memory available for data. If you're just
using small data sets it may be OK, but with larger ones it will get a
bit frustrating.

luke