Last week's column discussed utilities that combine major functions into a single package for users of I.B.M. PC, PS/2 and compatible computers, such as Central Point Software's PC Tools Deluxe 6.0.This week's column looks at utilities packages for businesses that use Macintosh or Unix systems.
Another good Macintosh utility package is Sum II, Symantec Utilities for the Macintosh version II, from the Symantec Corporation of Cupertino, Calif.
And many Macintosh users and trade magazines have praised another utility package, Deluxe 1st Aid Kit, from 1st Aid Software of Boston ($159.95).
It makes good sense to include a component declaration in the utility package along with the types and other related items.
Each entity may need to have some associated types defined in a utility package, so that, entity ports can be declared using those types.
At the top of our list is a good software utility package, and the Symantec Corporation comes to the rescue just in time with Norton System Works 1.1 (for Windows 95 and 98), which was introduced earlier this month.
In univariate analysis, cross-product odds ratios (ORs), and 95% confidence intervals were calculated from case control supertype and genotype frequencies by the RERI program in the Linkage Utility Package, LINKUTIL, using the Sheehe method.
Case control CEB1 germline mutation rates were compared by calculating cross-product odds ratios (ORs) and 95% confidence intervals (CI) using the RERI program from the linkage utility package, LINKUTIL, by the Sheehe method (http://linkage.rockefeller.edu/soft/linkutil/).edu/soft/linkutil/
The data files are presented in 3 widely used formats: Atlas GIS "agf" system format, ArcView "shp" shapefile format, and the "bna" ascii-export format used by a number of geographic import/export utility packages.
