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PV-Wave Point & Click Version [message #1018] Wed, 26 May 1993 18:09 Go to next message
t-howard is currently offline  t-howard
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Registered: May 1993
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I would appreciate hearing from persons who have used
the Point & Click version of the PV-Wave product. I
am interested in knowing if this version requires a
similiar level of sophistication as that required for
the Command Language version, or if it is really much
easier to use. Also, I would like to know if Point &
Click users have found that this version was in some
way inadequate for their application. Thanks.

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Re: PV-Wave Point & Click Version [message #1019 is a reply to message #1018] Thu, 27 May 1993 01:43 Go to previous message
larkum is currently offline  larkum
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In article 18069@microsoft.com, t-howard@microsoft.com (Howard Dickerman) writes:
> I would appreciate hearing from persons who have used
> the Point & Click version of the PV-Wave product. I
> am interested in knowing if this version requires a
> similiar level of sophistication as that required for
> the Command Language version, or if it is really much
> easier to use. Also, I would like to know if Point &
> Click users have found that this version was in some
> way inadequate for their application. Thanks.


We are using PV-Wave for analysing neurophysiological
data in our lab and tried both the P&C version and
the command language version. I found the P&C version
really cumbersome since we had a very specific type
of data representation in mind that reflected the
apparatus we were using. It all worked beautifully on
the command language version. I had intended to make
all the routines available in the P&C version but in
the end I couldn't be bothered.

I would say that the P&C version is a good way to see
what PV-Wave might be capable of, but not a wise
investment for any long-term project.

Matthew Larkum
larkum@optolab.unibe.ch

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