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Release versions:
(Mac Users: Please ensure you have the Xcode command line tools installed before installing SasView; get it from the App Store. If you also get an error message that Apple cannot check the .dmg file for malicious software, Control-click on the .dmg to override)
We recommend that you avoid using installation folder paths which contain spaces, non-Latin characters or characters not available on a standard keyboard.
Previous versions:
(Note: Version 6.1.3 was the last version to be built for MacOS Intel) (Note: Version 5.0.6 was the last version to be built for Windows7) (Note: Version 4.2.0 was the last version to be built for 32-bit operating systems)
- All versions from v3.0 (click on the version number for more information)
- To download versions of SasView before v2.2 please go to the old SansView website
Conda-forge versions:
Plug-in Model Marketplace:
Looking for new models, or wish to contribute a model? Visit the Marketplace. It's free!
Getting Help:
If you are having problems,
- First check our Frequently Asked Questions
- Otherwise to report bugs, or for help using SasView, please contact us at: help@sasview.org
- Or you can also try asking other SasView Users! Email users@sasview.org or visit the Users Forum Archives
Join the SasView User Forum Mailing List
- Want to get the inside scoop on all things SasView? Why not join our User Forum List! Sign up here.
Current information:
- Source code repository on Github
- Project Wiki - a source for project information and HowTo documents
- Full SasView Sphinx Documentation for the latest build
- Class Documentation Index for the latest build
Old/historical information:
- Old Sourceforge repository - Closed to commits February 2015
- Old Project Wiki
For developer questions please contact the developers at: developers@sasview.org or visit the Developer Archives (note: a developer login is required to access these)
- Brian Pauw has produced a cool interactive tool for visualising the models in SasView. Check it out!
- The new SAS Portal aims to be an access point for all information related to SAS and should be a great resource for any SAS question.
- Some of the same great Team developing SasView are also engaged in a project called CCP-SAS for atomistic structure determination from solution small-angle scattering.
- The canSAS group develops standards and data formats for SAS.
- The Scattering-Central repository of (mostly) legacy SAS software
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