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Stat SW's License Suits College Students

  • 10/01/95
The Data Desk 4.2 Non-Transferable License (NTL) edition is specially designed for full-time college students. The program has not been disabled or restricted in any way; the only difference is the price. It offers all the powerful statistics and graphics capabilities as the full version, plus the opportunity to upgrade later. Traditional statistical functions are combined with dynamic data display and manipulation. Plots available include histograms, bar charts, scatterplots, dotplots, boxplots and 3D rotating plots. Among the many statistical procedures are confidence intervals, correlation tables, clustering and simple and multiple regression. Users receive full documentation and free technical support. Data Description, Inc., Ithaca, NY, (607) 257-1000. M

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