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http://www.hmdc.harvard.edu/projects/SPSS_Tutorial/spsstut.shtml

SPSS Tutorial

This tutorial was written as an introductory guide to SPSS for social scientists and social science students, including scholars performing quantitative research and undergraduates working on their senior theses. A more general guide is provided with the Windows version of SPSS. (Once you have opened a data set, simply click on Help and then Tutorials , and then the purple book with Tutorials next to it; if you do not see the purple book, click on Contents on the top right.)

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Yes I too prefer software like digo to mark web articles. Endnote happens to be my preference for that. But in Zotero's case, I understand that it is citation management software, and it does a great helping to organize and cite academic articles. Similar to software like Digo, but more specialized for academic researchers who need to organize research articles, cite them, create annotated bibliographies of them, and create references to them. by larcalla Jan 26