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Installing SPSS 14
By
Patrick McLeod, ACS Research and Statistical Support Services
Consultant
Academic Computing Services is pleased to announce
that we have received our media for SPSS 14 for Windows. What follows
is an article with more screenshots than text that I hope will be an
effective guide for folks installing SPSS 14 for the first time.
SPSS 14 does have some minimum system requirements: Your computer
needs to be running Windows 2000 or Windows XP with at least 300MB of
room on the hard drive for the program installation and 256MB of RAM for
your computer. You will also need a live internet connection, either
dial up or broadband. Academic Computing Services advises end users to
uninstall ANY prior versions of SPSS on your computer before installing
SPSS 14 due to license management concerns. Once you’ve verified that
your computer meets these minimum requirements, insert the SPSS 14 CD
you’ve obtained from Academic Computing Services into your computer’s
CD/DVD drive and wait for it to spin up. You should see a screen that
looks like the following:
Hover your mouse arrow
over the first option in the list, “Install SPSS”.
Since UNT has a site license with SPSS, Inc. for
SPSS 14, select the second option in the list, Site license.
Select the “I Accept” option on the license
agreement.
Browse the Read Me information and then click
“Next”.
At the next screen, enter your user name,
organization and the serial number. The serial number can be found on
the CD sleeve you checked out from Academic Computing Services.
Unless you have some special reason for not
wanting SPSS to install in the default location, click “Next” to
accept SPSS being installed in C:\Program Files\SPSS\.
Click “Install” to begin the installation.
Depending on your processor speed and RAM, SPSS
may take a few minutes to completely install.
Select both the license SPSS 14.0 and register
product options and click “OK”.
Select “Start”.
Select the “Use Authentication-via Internet to
get License” option, the first one in the list.
Click on “Next”.
Enter the authorization code found on the CD
sleeve from Academic Computing Services.
Click on “Finish”.
Congratulations! You’ve now installed SPSS 14.0 for Windows. Please
check back in this space for future columns about SPSS 14.0
applications.
Changes made to the Zope Survey
Server
On a final note, Dr.
Herrington has asked me to announce some changes that have been made
to the Zope Survey Server,
https://web2survey.unt.edu/
. The link for information on the new changes is
https://web2survey.unt.edu/notes.htm
. After you’ve read about the changes, if you
have any questions for Dr. Herrington, you can email him at
richherr@cc.admin.unt.edu .
Happy computing from
UNT Academic Computing Services!
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