Re: !SPAM! PSPP for Mac?

[John Darrington]

Can you explain exactly what problem you were having?  Last time I
tried, the Mac didn't give any problems.

J'

On Thu, Aug 21, 2008 at 04:46:04AM -0700, alma rivera wrote:
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     Even though I have read that PSPP can work on a Mac, I did the download 
and cant seem to make it work.  I have a Macbook (Intel), is there a version of 
PSPP that can work?  Does anyone know of a statistical program (preferable open 
source or free) that can work on OS X?  I am a poor graduate student in need of 
help 
     
     Thanks,
     
     Alma Rivera
     Graduate School of Education
     INEVA Program
     University of Puerto Rico
     R?o Piedras Campus
     
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