Hi Rob, from the GUI you can go via the Menu
File -> New -> Syntax This will open a window where you can type pspp syntax and execute the syntax. The results will show up in the output window. Regards Friedrich > Am 24.07.2017 um 10:08 schrieb Rob Goudey <robgou...@optusnet.com.au>: > > I last used SPSS on a mainframe computer (VAX/VMS) in 1986, and I can > remember using it from the command line. > I am new to PSPP and I would like to try learning by using it in the same way > I did with SPSS. > > I recently downloaded PSPP by doing the following: > 1. Went to https://www.gnu.org/software/pspp/get.html > 2. Under Binaries, Windows – I clicked Installers > 3. Under Downloads I chose the most recent 32-bit version, which was > PSPP_2016-09-27_daily_32bits > 4. Then went through the installation process, which seemed to go OK. > 5. I got the pie chart icon and the PSPP user’s guide on my desktop. > > When I double click the PSPP icon, that actually runs PSPPIRE and puts me in > the data editor. > From there I can’t see how to get from PSPPIRE to the command line. > The user guide gives lots of useful information about what to do at the > command line once you get there, but I can’t find how to move between PSSPIRE > and PSPP command line. > > I was able to go to DOS and change to the directory containing the PSPP > application, then type PSPP to get the command prompt (i.e. PSPP>). > Will I need to do this every time, or can I set up in such a way that I can > double click an icon that takes me to the command prompt? > > Rob. > _______________________________________________ > Pspp-users mailing list > Pspp-users@gnu.org > https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/pspp-users
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