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The major reason for this release was to solve problems with the help file formats on PC's running Vista. The only portable way to support help files from the menus is by using HTML for browser access. The text version continues to work on all supported systems. The HTML version is also supported everywhere.
On PC/Windows the html files are stored in a folder named PSTATHELP directly below the directory where the P-STAT module is installed. It can be accessed from within P-STAT by clicking on "Help" from the menus.
On Linux and Solaris the directory is named "helpfiles". Bring up your browser and locate helpfiles below the P-STAT install directory. Then select "index.html" for a complete list of helpfile entries.September 1, 2007
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DD CC EE AA FF BB
43 62 71 78 81 82
However, suppose nonzero reaches did not begin
until groups of three were tried. If BB, DD and EE
were the best such group, they are shown in input
order, with the reach score for the group under
the last one. The symbol --> appears under the
initial items in that group.
For example:
BB DD EE CC FF AA
--> --> 37 55 61 64
This shows that no reaches occurred until groups
of three items were tried, and that BB-DD-EE were
the best of all 3-item groups.
Since AA, CC and FF remained, BB-DD-EE-AA was
tried, then BB-DD-EE-CC, then BB-DD-EE-FF.
The output shows that CC added more than the others,
bringing the reach for those four items up to 55,
and so on.