the links are correct but the site seems to be down. Perhaps someone from the SAS user group in Canberra, Australia could explain why? I have actually downloaded most of the material from that site though, so if anyone wanted any of the resources there I could probably upload them somewhere if that is useful? SAS_learner wrote:

> can you resend the links please > > On 11/23/06, woodstreet@gmail.com <woodstreet@gmail.com> wrote: > > > > you can save yourself some time by using excellent presentations > > already done by others. Some of my favorites are here ... > > http://sausag.sasusers.net/Presentations.htm > > > > particularly this one by Neil Doody > > http://sausag.sasusers.net/presentations/SAS91%20under%20the%20covers.zip > > > > btw the site seems to be down right now :< > > saivs28@gmail.com wrote: > > > > > hello All, > > > > > > I'm supposed to give a presentation about SAS in a brief general > > > perspective. So i prepared some notes after reading SAS 9.0 > > > documentation. So I was thhinking of examples with respect to a diagram > > > in the introductory topic (Getting to know SAS: See an overview of SAS > > > ), while reading SAS 9.0 documentation. > > > > > > I tried pasting the diagram here but its not working out, so i'm giving > > > manual explanation of the diagram. By the way, Is there anyway I can > > > upload the diagram here in the forum? I'm able to paste hte diagram in > > > MS Word. > > > > > > In that topic BaseSAS was at the core/center and with radials/radii in > > > the form of modules: > > > Client Applications, Application Development, Web Enablement, Business > > > Solutions, Visualization & Discovery, Analytics, Reporting & Graphics, > > > Data Access & Management. > > > > > > Now I want to give certain examples for each Module/Radii, for example > > > : > > > Client Applications comprises of (VB,Java, Devp2000), Application > > > Development comprises of (EIS,AF), Web Enablement (SASIntrnet), > > > Business Solutions (OLAP,DI/ETL), Visualization & DIscovery (R&D), > > > Analytics (Stats,OR,ETS), Reporting & Graphics (Plots,Reports,Graphs), > > > Data Access & Management (Access, Connect). > > > > > > What I want to know is, are the above examples correct for each module? > > > If not, then please add up your valuable suggestions as to what could > > > be included or removed or is my interpretation completely wrong? > > > > > > Cheers, > > > Srinivas > >