Windows Vista
As of August 9, 2007:
From spss.com:
SPSS has released a patch to allow SPSS Base version 15 to be compatible with Vista. To download the patch from spss.com, create an account on the SPSS tech support site and login using your account. Then follow the instructions on the patch download page.
From sas.com:
"Starting in July 2007, Microsoft Windows Vista is supported with SAS 9.1.3 SP4 for an identified set of products."
From jmp.com:
"JMP Version 7 has been tested and certified to run on Microsoft's newestoperating system named Vista. No previous version of JMP has been certified to run on Vista. SAS cannot guarantee that previous versions of JMP will run properly or install on Vista machines."
To obtain JMP 7, contact our software licensing office at software@umn.edu.
Keep your SAS running!
If you need a SAS setinit license code,
please contact our Software License office at software@umn.edu or phone 612.625.2310
to confirm
your budget number for payment and obtain your setinit code.
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Instructions to apply license codes to SPSS software
SPSS License codes
If you need an SPSS license code for the upcoming
year, please contact our Software License office at software@umn.edu or phone 612.625.2310 to confirm
your budget number for payment and obtain your setinit code.
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Resources for Stat Software
SAS 9 Online Doc at sas.com
SAS 8 OnlineDoc in both HTML and PDF formats.
Statistical Consulting Service [UofMN School of Statistics]
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Statistical Software Licenses
Stat Software available
for license through ADCS includes:
JMP
SAS
SPSS
Once you license JMP, SAS, or SPSS you can obtain the software
on CDs, or download via the web from one of our servers.
For more information,
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Some Statistical Software Helpline service changes began Friday, January 18, 2008.
Please use the information below to direct your question to the appropriate service.
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1. Questions about downloading software, installing software, and applying license validation.
Please direct these questions 1-HELP for technical support at help@umn.edu or phone 612.301.4357.
More information about 1-HELP is available at http://umn.edu/adcs/help/
2. Questions about licensing software, obtaining a username and password to download software, and paying to renew your license.
Please direct these questions to our Software Licensing office at software@umn.edu or phone 612.625.2310.
Information about licensing software is available at http://umn.edu/software
3. Questions about statistical analysis and interpretation of results.
The University of Minnesota School of Statistics' Statistical Consulting Service may be able to assist you with these questions.
For more information, see http://www.stat.umn.edu/consulting/
4. Questions about performing a particular task or analysis in SAS, SPSS, or JMP.
Contact the software vendor for assistance, using the contact info included below.
SAS Technical Support
http://support.sas.com/techsup/
phone 919.677.8008
To obtain support, you will need our site number and the version of SAS you are running, both of which can be found in the SASLOG window just after you launch SAS software.
SPSS Technical Support
http://spss.com/TechSupport/
phone 312.651.3410
Some SPSS support services require a registration and login. Registration is available at https://www.spss.com/registration/login/auth_login009.cfm
JMP Technical Support
http://jmp.com/support/
phone 919.677.8008
To obtain support, you will need our site ID and the version of JMP you are running, both of which can be found in the 'About JMP' window, which is available from the Help menu in JMP for Windows and from the JMP menu in JMP for Mac.
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Online SAS 9 documentation is available at
http://support.sas.com/documentation/onlinedoc/91pdf/
Online SAS 8 documentation is available at http://umn.edu/statsoft/doc
Short Courses
Many short courses are offered by ADCS through our University Technology
Training Center, including hands-on and seminar courses for SAS and SPSS.
Introductory courses provide in-class hands-on training in the basics
for new users, and are typically offered every quarter. Programming
techniques courses provide additional instruction in specific package features.
For information on short course availability and fees, please refer to our
Computer Training Bulletin, available at http://www.umn.edu/uttc
For a paper version of the Computer Training Bulletin, please contact our main
office at 612.625.1300.
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