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AnalyzeEverything
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Preconditions

Check Your JAVA version
1. Open a command window
2. Type: 'java -version' and press [Enter]
If You see something like 'java ... JRE ... 1.3.0'
or a higher number (than 1.3) then everything is ok.

You must have JAVA 1.3 (or newer) installed on Your system. If You dont have it yet, go to SUNs JAVA site (download section), download and install the JAVA runtime environment ...
Then come back and download AnalyzeEverything.

Installation

On a Mac system follow the instructions below
(this is a hint from David Lane)
"Many Macintosh users may not know how easy it is to run a Java program (All Macs come with Sun's Java installed). The easiest instruction for a novice would be to copy the jar file to their home directory, run the terminal program, and then type in the Java command."

Ok, create a directory for AnalyzeEverything in your home/ directory
f. ex.: home/Analyze/,
Copy the file Analyze.jar to that directory,
Run the terminal program, switch to that directory,
and type (one line)
java -jar -Xmx128M Analyze.jar

(Macintosh users look here)

Create a directory for AnalyzeEverything (f.ex.: C:\Analyze).
Hint: Use a directory-path without spaces in the name. F.ex.:
C:\My Files\Analyze is a bad choice (but not impossible).
C:\My_Files\Analyze is a good choice.

Download the file Analyze.jar (do not rename the file) and save it to the created directory.
Hint: JAVA is very case sensitive, so Analyze and AnAlYzE are different!

On Windows32
You can simply double-click on the Analyze.jar file...

Open a command window. Switch to that directory (important)!
Assuming the directory for AnalyzeEverything is C:\Analyze, You should type
cd .. (press [Enter])
repeatedly until You are in the root directory of the installation drive...
Type
cd C:\Analyze

Then start AnalyzeEverything for the first time (from within that directory) by typing
java -jar Analyze.jar

For subsequent program starts a start script (for now only on Windows or eCS, OS/2 systems) is automatically created...

Open the 'Help' menu and read a least the introduction...

Download

If You still want do download AnalyzeEverything, please accept the conditions of use:

THIS PROGRAM IS COPYRIGHT PROTECTED.
You can freely distribute it as long as You do not modify, reverse compile it or use it in a not legal way.

USAGE OF THIS PROGRAM ON YOUR OWN RISK.
The author is neither responsible for any damage on Your machine nor loss of data nor money!

YOU GET THIS PROGRAM 'AS IS'.
It can not be granted that the program will be developed further. So, You will get the program 'as is' (but future updates are free).

THIS PROGRAM IS SHAREWARE
You can test this program as long and on as many machines as You like. The unregistered program version is functionally restricted. Hence You must register (and pay the price 49,-EUR).

IF YOU DO NOT AGREE WITH THIS, YOU MUST NOT INSTALL OR USE THIS PROGRAM!

Most important changes since version 2002-11-11:
The data editor window is now more comfortable (and nicer), table sorting added, the result window now has a zoom function and can estimate values. Some windows now have context sensitive help. And the graphics are looking a bit nicer. Bar graphs added.

Most important changes since version 2003-10-25:
Chi-square tests added.
Fixed an extraction bug on Linux-systems.

Most important changes since version 2004-05-01:
Added code for restricted exp() functions (f.ex.: chemical reactions).

Most important changes since version 2005-03-14:
Added multidimensional regressions (lin., polynom., exp),
added STUDENT t-tests.

Most important changes since version 2006-09-26:
Added FISHER-, TURKEY-, DUNCAN- and NEWMAN-KEULS-tests.
Increased the graphics-size.

If You have some special needs or wishes, please let us know!

Current version
(size ca. 1.5MByte)

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Example data

For program-testing You might want some example data. We have created a collection of different functions and tests for this purpose. Download this team file (*.aet) to a directory of Your choice -- but outside the Analyze-directory -- and import it with the Team Import method.
Happy testing.

(Download 'demo.aet' not longer needed, its now included)


last edited 2008-10-06