SAS documentation is now available on the WWWeb (as well as on a CD distributed by ITS with the software for Version 8 and higher). To access complete SAS documentation at the ITS Web site, go to:
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As of Version 9 of SAS, full documentation for most parts of the SAS System can be accessed through the Help menu inside SAS.

1. The Analyst Application User's Guide, First Edition

1. SAS® Language: Reference, Version 6
2. SAS® Procedures: Reference, Version 6
3. SAS® Language and Procedures: Usage, Version 6
4. SAS/STAT User's Guide, Version 6 (2 volumes)
5. SAS/STAT Changes and Enhancements through Release 6.12 (formerly Technical Report P-229; this document contains documentation on new PROCs and other features of SAS/STAT added since the original manuals were printed)
   
6. SAS/GRAPH User's Guide, Version 6 (2 volumes)
7. SAS/GIS Software: Usage and Reference, Version 6 Edition
8. SAS/FSP User's Guide, Version 6
9. SAS/ETS User's Guide, Version 6
10. SAS/AF Software: Usage and Reference, Version 6
11. SAS/IML Software: Usage and Reference, Version 6
12. SAS/OR User's Guide, Version 6
13. SAS/QC Software: Reference, Version 6
14. SAS® Companion for the UNIX Environments: Language, Version 6
    SAS® Companion for the UNIX Environments: User Interfaces, Version 6
    
15. SAS/Insight User's Guide, Version 6
16. SAS/CONNECT Software: Usage and Reference, Version 6
17. SAS/ASSIST Software: Your Interface to the SAS System, Version 6, First Edition
18. Getting Started With the SAS System Using SAS/ASSIST Software, Version 6, Second Edition
19. SAS® Macro Language: Reference
20. Technical Report P-222 (this document contains information about SAS® Views, among other topics)
21. Master Index to SAS® System Documentation, Version 6, Fourth Edition

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