Rather, Mavericks restore its cached copy. Since OSX 10.9.x Mavericks a cached copy of your "plist" file is stored that uses a background process: CFPREFSDĭeleting the "plist" file and restarting SPSS Statistics does not create a new copy of these files.
FYI: Additionally, if you are using Mac OSX Mavericks 10.9.x, you need to stop the process that protects this file and restores it (it is deleted): This is related to Java initialization routines. NOTE: When you launch Statistics for the first time, it will take a little longer than subsequent launches, until you reboot your computer again. (14) Close the software (do not force quit) (11) Close the software (It should be quicker, do not force quit) Rm -fR ~/Library/Preferences/ and test your changes by doing the following: Another option is to use the Terminal application and do the following: The list of menu options will now include 'Library'. (4) Select the 'Go' menu at top of screen. (3) Select the 'Home' (house) icon (folder) in the left-hand pane. You can delete it by opening the Finder and locate the Library/Preferences folder: /Library/Preferences/
(3) The 'Data Editor' menu no longer appears under the Main menu bar.ĭelete the following file: on your Macintosh to dramatically reduce the opening and closing of the Statistics software. (2) Very slow response and performance with using the software. (1) Statistics takes an abnormally longer time to start and close than when the software was initially installed. One or more of the following symptoms might occur that this resolution can solve. This has been identified as a product defect under APAR PM90266 The software was running normally, but for what ever reason, the program might fail or close improperly by using Force Quit several times. With SPSS Statistics 23 software installed on Mac OS X.