> that had previously had the program disabled. Would it still work? I
sent
> these problems to Cedrus but they never got back to me.
>
> The positive side. I do like the experiments in Superlab much better
than
> Mellab. However, the lab manual for Mel is much, much better.
> Gary J. Klatsky
I've used Superlab on and off for a few years now, originally with Macs and
I agree with the poster who said that it worked better with Macs. I've even
used it to run some of my own experiments.
My reason for chiming in: the major drawback (as mentioned above) is
support. The manual is bad and when you pose a question sometimes they
answer it, sometimes they don't.
My $.02,
Dave
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