Date:         Fri, 10 Nov 2000 08:41:51 -0500
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From:         Michael Bramley <bramley.m@PG.COM>
Subject:      Re: SAS Reference Card
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What if some kind person were to setup a petition on their web site
(Charles--those thumbs healed yet?) that could be submitted to the publishing
dept at SI? Clearly, if they see there is a demand for it (I'm assuming now),
they might resurrect the cards :)

Any other ideas?
Michael




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From: Richard Severino <severino@HAWAII.EDU> on 11/09/2000 08:23 PM

Please respond to Richard Severino <severino@HAWAII.EDU>

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Subject:  Re: SAS Reference Card



Absolutely: very usefull!  I still have 2 copies of the 2nd edition. and I
probably can find room on my desk for the 3rd edition.
But the cards take up even less space and weigh far less when taken along
on a trip for good nighttime reading :)

so how do we go about bringing the cards back to life?

-Richard

At 02:45 PM 11/9/00 -1000, Kenneth Moody wrote:
>I've recently acquired the "Professional SAS Programmer's Pocket
>Reference, 3rd Edition" by Rick Aster and have found it to be very useful
>for many of the purposes for which the SAS Reference Card was
>used.  Although I find it a little to big for my pocket, it's a good size
>to have handy at my desk when I have a question about specific syntax or
>spelling.
>
>Ken Moody
>First Health, Metrics Department
>Voice: 916-374-3924
>EMail: KennethMoody@firsthealth.com
>
> >>> VITE Philippe <Philippe.VITE@GEP.FR> 11/09 5:27 AM >>>
>In addition to SAS user's guide, there used to be a 'SAS Reference Card',
>which - i think - was very helpfull.
>
>Does anyone know what i am talking about and if it still exists ?