Popular Stat Software Has French Edition

  • 01/01/97

MINITAB pour Windows incorporates localized language with MINITAB's sophisticated data analysis capabilities in an easy-to-use format.

Online Help, documentation, menus and output are entirely in French. Every detail of the software package has been tailored for French-speaking users. Native French speakers from France, Belgium and Canada have revised the text, providing guidance on language in the software, online help and documentation.

MINITAB delivers powerful presentation- quality graphics. Its graphs can sport titles, footnotes, and other annotations. Tool and attribute palettes provide quick editing capabilities. New options for 2D and 3D graphics have also been added.

An Excel 5.0 interface allows data sets from Microsoft Excel to be quickly imported for statistical analysis. Minitab Inc., State College, PA, (800) 448-3555, www.minitab.com. W

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