Students report that SPSS files are not printing.
SPSS docs end in a .spv, I tried an export function to change them to PDFs but that
didnt seem to work either.
Don Williamson is coming over now to take a look.
“No matter how eloquently a dog may bark, he cannot tell you that his parents were poor but honest. “ (Bertrand Russell)
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1 comment:
According to Don, the particular case involved an above average and probably idiosyncratic amount of dynamic charts which required the PC to use it's entire RAM muscle to render/generate it. The Student moved to another PC to continue working while her SPSS was being "grown", if I'm using the right descriptive language. If the student ever needs a large SPSS file printed quickly, send them to the newer stronger pc's of the Jones Center.
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