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Hi everybody, I would like to download Amos 7.0 Student version but I couldn't find it anywhere. Could anyone help me please?
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Shouldn't need a student edition...the whole thing is available here for free:Originally posted by maver37 View Post
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Oops, sorry :-(Originally posted by maver37 View PostThe link is not working
I didn't check it before I pasted. Apologies for that. Are you looking for the whole thing, or just specific components? It does look like an interesting workflow for certain projects.Comment
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I need the whole thing but versions 7 or below (Free ones for students).Comment
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Are you referring to AMOS 7.0 once upon a time available from SPSS (now from IBM) http://www-03.ibm.com/software/products/en/spss-amos or something else?Comment
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I refer the one which IBM is selling now. But IBM does not give a free student version (as far as I know). So, I am trying to find the older one which was free for students. (Versions 7.0 and below).Comment
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That is going to be tricky. It appears that the last time it was available was in 2010/2011 time frame. There are sites that purport to have AMOS download available but you should be wary of downloading from a non-official source.
Perhaps you can use the trial download: http://www14.software.ibm.com/downlo...A25118V85.htmlComment
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