2013/8/26 Mark Levine <address@hidden>
Excellent.Last question (for now): Where would I find the watch list?Mark
On Aug 26, 2013, at 1:06 PM, Hugo Alejandro <address@hidden> wrote:If you are already on the mailing list PSPP users, just to receive list mail with a question you can answer, respond to both the sender and the list (by selecting reply all).
On the other hand, consider the work that developers are few and already have a list of priorities to do. First of all, see if what you really need is not in PSPP, but check the watch list to see if it is already listed.
2013/8/26 Mark Levine <address@hidden>Hi Hugo,
I'm sorry if I didn't make it clear, but I had checked the documentation and couldn't find anything there. As a newbie, I thought I might be missing a hidden corner of the documentation.
As you say, PSPP can't be expected to do everything. It's a matter of priorities. D'uh. I don't know the development team, but I'm impressed with how much is available.
I assume she/he/they/it(?) monitor this board and note the user base's wish list. I also note on the PSPP webpage there is an address for bugs/suggestions so I'll copy them as well.
One final, ignorant question, Hugo. How do you respond to a specific topic (like you did), as opposed to creating a whole new topic? Did you click on the message-ID? Whatever you did makes it so much easier to follow the discussion.
Cheers,
Mark