Release Notes
January 29, 2010
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Added option to turn off page breaks under Preferences.
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Added option in USTATS to export statistics to CSV file for Excel.
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Cleared up extra variables and data lines in Data Entry with Excel and IMPORT of MicrOsiris Template CSV file.
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Restored "bad data" counter and message which had been lost in earlier versions.
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Fixed reported problems.
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Minor tweaks.
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Added batch file processing.
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Manual and help file additions and corrections.
Summary of Version 9.4 changes (October 1 to date)
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Added probability estimate for Spearman Rho in TABLES.
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Added REPLACE option for category labels in DICTIONARY command.
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VARS=ALL in USTATS and CORRELATIONS now ignores alphabetic variables instead of halting.
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Identified alphabetic variables when using the ? variable prompt.
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Removed MAXC restriction in SEARCH.
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Added option in Preferences (formerly 'Advanced") to lower-case variable names (except first letter); useful for older datasets entered uppercase.
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Added SAVE option for default data directory; displays in Preferences as well.
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Changed Codebk references to "Code labels" for clarity. (Codebk was a carry-over from OSIRIS IV that included other code book entries as well as code labels.)
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CLUSTER diagram for reporting distances and dissimilarities improved (connecting lines added).
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In file assignments screen, using the .DI suffix will default the same file name with suffix .DA when tabbing to DATAIN (.DIC already worked the same way.)
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Increased font size for dialogs.
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Removed DIF option in IMPORT/EXPORT--obsolete; .CSV files work as well.
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In runfile box you don't need to specify the suffix .run
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Added MicrOsiris CSV option in IMPORT for files created separately with MicrOsiris XLT template.
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MATIN now requires MATIN file assignment--Command not needed as MATIN file assignment works with all commands accepting matrix input.
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Bug fix: Fixed problem with n-tiles, and with Spearman Rho calculations when there are ties in row variable ranks.
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Reduced executable size considerably.