Thanks for the suggestion. Even if I have full administator rights for my laptop I did think about that possibility and had already been in touch with our IT people but they could not work it out.
Henriette
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Probably IMO a problem with administration rights. I presume you need to get rights to write on the volume you are running Epidata
Hope that helps
I am running EpiData on Win Xp home where I am the administrator without any problem
Robert Jean FREUND
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De : epidata-list-bounces(a)lists.umanitoba.ca [mailto:epidata-list-bounces@lists.umanitoba.ca] De la part de epidata-list(a)lists.umanitoba.ca Envoyé : jeudi 21 septembre 2006 16:58 À : epidata-list(a)lists.umanitoba.ca Objet : [EpiData-list] problem with installing EpiData Analysis
I recently tried to install EpiData Analysis on my laptop but upon running the setupepidatastat.exe file I get the following msg:
Runtime Error (at 5:598):
Internal Error: Failed to expand shell folder constant "userdocs".
I have tried repeated downloading from the epidata website but with the same result.
The same file installed the program without problems on my desktop computer.
Operating system is Windows XP Professional (both desktop and laptop).
Thanks for any suggestions.
Henriette
Dr Henrica A.F.M. (Henriette) Jansen
Epidemiologist,
WHO Multi-country Study Violence against Women Department of Gender, Women and Health
Tel direct: +41 22 791 3106
Fax direct: +41 22 791 1585
Mobile: +41 78 730 3035
E-mail: jansenh(a)who.int
Website: http://www.who.int/gender/violence/multicountry/en/
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Im creating a EpiData tool for data entry, with the intention of
eventually transfering to STATA...does anyone have any simple
suggestions that I should be aware of while I set up the EpiData tool
for transfer to STATA ...length of variable names, etc.
Thanks!!
Probably IMO a problem with administration rights. I presume you need to get rights to write on the volume you are running Epidata
Hope that helps
I am running EpiData on Win Xp home where I am the administrator without any problem
Robert Jean FREUND
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Objet : [EpiData-list] problem with installing EpiData Analysis
I recently tried to install EpiData Analysis on my laptop but upon
running the setupepidatastat.exe file I get the following msg:
Runtime Error (at 5:598):
Internal Error: Failed to expand shell folder constant "userdocs".
I have tried repeated downloading from the epidata website but with the
same result.
The same file installed the program without problems on my desktop
computer.
Operating system is Windows XP Professional (both desktop and laptop).
Thanks for any suggestions.
Henriette
Dr Henrica A.F.M. (Henriette) Jansen
Epidemiologist,
WHO Multi-country Study Violence against Women
Department of Gender, Women and Health
Tel direct: +41 22 791 3106
Fax direct: +41 22 791 1585
Mobile: +41 78 730 3035
E-mail: jansenh(a)who.int
Website: http://www.who.int/gender/violence/multicountry/en/
_______________________________________________
EpiData-list mailing list
EpiData-list(a)lists.umanitoba.ca
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I recently tried to install EpiData Analysis on my laptop but upon
running the setupepidatastat.exe file I get the following msg:
Runtime Error (at 5:598):
Internal Error: Failed to expand shell folder constant "userdocs".
I have tried repeated downloading from the epidata website but with the
same result.
The same file installed the program without problems on my desktop
computer.
Operating system is Windows XP Professional (both desktop and laptop).
Thanks for any suggestions.
Henriette
Dr Henrica A.F.M. (Henriette) Jansen
Epidemiologist,
WHO Multi-country Study Violence against Women
Department of Gender, Women and Health
Tel direct: +41 22 791 3106
Fax direct: +41 22 791 1585
Mobile: +41 78 730 3035
E-mail: jansenh(a)who.int
Website: http://www.who.int/gender/violence/multicountry/en/
Hello,
I have three questions :
- When will the command "combine" be operating in Epidata Analysis ?
- The second variable (qualitative in statistics) for the command "means"
("sexe" in the command "means age sexe") must be, in theory, string and
created, in Epidata Entry, by "variable _". When it will be possible instead
necessity of numeric variable ?
- The command "update" and the screen with data tables cannot modify data :
on the screen, the data are changed and not in the file... Why ?
Thank you
Bernard Branger, Nantes, France
I will be conducting a survey study very similar to one I've done
before. I want to use the same datafile structure: the questions,
datatypes, and checks will be nearly identical. Is there an easy way to
produce a new set of .rec, .qes, and .chk files, replicas of the old
ones, but with no records? Then I can make some small modifications
before entering the new data. I'd hate to half to do it all again from
scratch.
Thanks.
--Chris
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Christopher W. Ryan, MD
SUNY Upstate Medical University Clinical Campus at Binghamton
and Wilson Family Practice Residency, Johnson City, NY
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