D dsmccrac Member Jun 29, 2006 #1 Hi there While I have a few copies of Parallels, I do not have a copy of SAS and someone is asking me of whether there would be any issues. I cannot think of any as I have run some processor intensive stuff and been quite happy. Any comments gang? thanks... don
Hi there While I have a few copies of Parallels, I do not have a copy of SAS and someone is asking me of whether there would be any issues. I cannot think of any as I have run some processor intensive stuff and been quite happy. Any comments gang? thanks... don
P persike Member Jun 29, 2006 #3 Well, cannot comment on SAS but we use SPSS, Statistica, R and MPlus at our department. Everything works fine and fast enough. A colleague installed Matlab and Lisrel without problems.
Well, cannot comment on SAS but we use SPSS, Statistica, R and MPlus at our department. Everything works fine and fast enough. A colleague installed Matlab and Lisrel without problems.
B backinmac Bit poster Oct 12, 2006 #4 SAS 9.1 works Running SAS 9.1 in build 1922 on Mac Pro 4BG. I ran it in batch mode from a windows network drive as well as from a parallels shared folder. It all looks good!
SAS 9.1 works Running SAS 9.1 in build 1922 on Mac Pro 4BG. I ran it in batch mode from a windows network drive as well as from a parallels shared folder. It all looks good!
