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Although SPSS translates the user interface and output to many languages, there is often a need for some output in other languages.  The translator package provides tools for user-created translations.

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The blog site hosting has changed.  Previously the site was hosted externally.  Now it is actually on the SPSS servers.  We also have a link to this page on Developer Central, and we will include  newsworthy items about Developer Central in these blogs.

The most recent Devcentral additions are

• The 64-bit version of the I/O dll for Windows has been posted.  It provides a way for applications to read and write the SPSS sav file with requiring PASW Statistics or other SPSS software to be installed.
• There is a new extension command and possible autoscript available for translating Viewer output.  The package is SPSSINC TRANSLATE OUTPUT.  I’ll write about it soon as it has some interesting features, but the download includes a document with all the details.
• A user-contributed dialog for poly correlations based on the R polycor package.  It is similar to SPSSINC HETCOR, but it isn’t an extension command, and it includes some interesting graphics.
• Bug fix in the FUZZY extension command for cases where more than one match is requested for each case.