As we'll see in a minute, settings and dialogs also come as tabs. The new interface is based on tabs rather than (data, syntax and output) windows. After opening some data, we get the data view tab shown below. It does not mention any “Subscription” (see below).Īnway, we downloaded and installed the SPSS 26 with the new interface. And -finally- the IBM license key center only offers me an authorization code for IBM SPSS Statistics Desktop 26.Second, if I want to help out my clients, their version numbers tell me what will (not) work for them.If I can't add my version number to that, I'll get solutions for other SPSS versions that don't solve my problem. if something does not work in my SPSS version, I want to Google something like “SPSS 26 font size data editor”.But why do I even want to know my exact version number? Well, And when we hovered over the file, we saw this: However, when digging into the backend subfolder, we found stats.exe, the actual application. In the new interface, none of those options come up with anything but “IBM SPSS Statistics”. Shows the exact release such as 25.0.0.1. In the middle of a session, navigating to It kinda makes me wonderįor SPSS 25 and older, this was always crystal clear: these versions mention their version number when starting or closing the program. I was expecting a subfolder named 26 but instead I've Subscription and SubscriptionNew for the classic and new interfaces.
Would they?Īnyway, we installed both versions and after doing so, our SPSS statistics directory looks like below. But they wouldn't launch a half-baked software package. There's probably some tiny details they still need to work on. “does not yet have all the same features”Īs the classic version. Curiously, the IBM website mentions “SPSS Subscription” rather than “SPSS 26”.īefore downloading it, we're already warned that the new interface When downloading SPSS 26, we're offered both the new as well as the classic interface. Review: Trend Micro Internet Security - It's Not the Best Security Solution
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