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Data Base Management Programs for Political Scientists
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 21 November 2022
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1 Grafton, Carl and Permaloff, Anne, “Software that Can be Applied Toward Multicriteria Decision-Making and MS/OR: Expert Systems,” presented at the Seventh Annual Research Conference, Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management, 1985, Washington, D.C. Google Scholar
2 Public domain programs may be copied from any source or they may be purchased at a low price from several concerns including PC Software Interest Group (PC-SIG), 1030 E. Duane Ave., Suite J. Sunnyvale, CA 94086, (800) 235–6646, (800) 235–6647; (CA only), (408) 730–9291. PC-SIG sells a catalog for $8.95 and charges $6 per disk plus a flat $4 shipping and handling fee regardless of the number of disks ordered. Public domain programs in general vary widely in quality, but some impressive bargains are available.
3 For a more thorough discussion of spreadsheets see Grafton, Carl and Permaloff, Anne, “Spreadsheet Applications for Political Scientists,” PS, Winter 1985, pp. 147–155.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
4 Ridington, Richard W. Jr., and Williams, Mark M., The Hidden Power of Lotus 1–2–3: Using Macros (Bowie: Brady Communications Co., 1985)Google Scholar; Ewing, David Paul, 1–2–3 Macro Library (Indianapolis: Que, 1985).Google Scholar
5 Roeder, Gilbert M., The Book of Knowledge-Man, Vols. 1 & 2 (Chelmsford: All-Hands-On Press, 1985).Google Scholar Program disks available. For more information call (617) 458–1130.
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