Binary files
The versions of the mx executable to be found in the subdirectories under
this one were last updated on these dates
The manual is available in two forms: one big postscript file
mx.ps and five
30-page parts for easier (and more socially responsible) printing
mxx1.ps, mxx2.ps, mxx3.ps, mxx4.ps, mxx5.ps.
New Features in Mx 1.26
This document describes the new matrix functions, operators and enhancements
not described in the manual. It is in HTML format
here.
We have tabulated the
latest
version availability in hypertext format.
Mx Key
The files listed below contain an abbreviated list of Mx commands, akin to a
reference card found at the back of many manuals. It is not supposed to
replace the manual but to be used for quick reference. The manual itself
has several figures that are not produced within Latex so it is best if you
write to me to ask for a copy. We generally ask for $25 to help covering
duplication & handling costs, but in cases of genuine hardship the fee will
be waived.
The postscript file is much the largest (100K) but is convenient to
print if you have a postscript printer but no Latex. A scanned version
of the document is on the way.
Mx Author: M C Neale
neale@gems.vcu.edu
Department of Psychiatry, MCV
Note: the information in this file may be out of date. Please email
us at neale@ruby.vcu.edu if you need Mx for a system not listed here, or
if you need help, or if you would like a more recent version than listed
here.