The lack of test problems and results for many software packages is a great hindrance to both the systems programmer and the general user. In this publication a set of fity-two test problems and results for the OMNITAB II system is provided to assist individuals in checking the implementation of the OMNITAB II program on their particular computer. The general user will also find these descriptive examples instructive in the use of OMNITAB commands.(Author).

The lack of test problems and results for many software packages is a great hindrance to both the systems programmer and the general user. In this publication a set of fity-two test problems and results for the OMNITAB II system is provided to assist individuals in checking the implementation of the OMNITAB II program on their particular computer. The general user will also find these descriptive examples instructive in the use of OMNITAB commands.(Author).

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