
One memo can be attached to each document and node. Memos can be attached to a project, a data file or to lines of text. One or more memos can be attached to text passages, one memo can be attached to each code. A descriptive comment can be written for codes. You can write one memo (annotation) per coded segment. A comment can be written for all object types. MEMOS One or more memos can be attached to documents, quotes, codes and other memos. Results of text searches can automatically be coded, the process can be controlled All search results can be auto-coded. Results of text searches can automatically be coded, the process can be controlled String, category and GREP searches in all or selected documents and nodes. Simple string searches Auto coding not supported String, category and GREP searches in all or selected documents and nodes. Search lists may be saved for further use. Search strings can be combined using two logic operators. Searches can be restricted to selected texts. Supports text searches for unlimited number of words or phrases in documents, coded text passages and memos. Results of text searches can automatically be coded, the process can be controlled Supports text searches for phrases or words. Weighting score can be added to each coding to indicate the relevance of a segment.ģ ATLAS.ti 5 HyperResearch 2.6 MAXqda The Ethnograph 5.08 QSR N 6 QSR Nvivo TEXT SEARCH AND AUTO CODING String, category and GREP searches. Undo function for all codings of a work session. Codings can be cleaned up using the coding analyzer to find unintential duplications. Other coding functions Codes can be merged, which is equivalent to copying the content of layers in tree displays. The layers of the tree can be moved by drag & drop, layers themselves and/or the content of a layer can be copied and added to other ones.
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Codes can either be organised as free codes in a flat list or structured in a code tree. Codes can be displayed as a flat list in the Code Book, or in form of a tree. The layers can be moved by drag & drop, layers themselves and/or the content of a layer can be copied and added to other ones. Codes are generally displayed in form of a tree. The code list is gnerally displayed as a flat list. Not limited Hierarchical tree display The code list is generally displayed as a flat list, but it is possible via the network function to introduce a hierarchy. Code tree can be up to 10 layers deep 12 code words per segment, 7 layers deep.

Not limited Not limited Layers of coding Not limited Overlapping codes are difficult to see as no code boundaries are displayed in the margin. Code words and coding stripes can be displayed in the margin.Ģ Length of code words/node titles Not limited 64 characters 64 characters 10 characters, longer definitions can be written into the code book. Up to 26 boundaries of coded segments can be displayed in the margin if requested. Code words are displayed within the text, the boundaries are displayed in the margin.

Different colour attributes for systematic differentiation of codes. Code words and boundaries can be displayed in the right or left margin. Code words are displayed in the left margin. 1 text unit 1 character On-screen coding the mouse quick-coding the mouse, quick-coding the mouse quick-coding the mouse or by entering start and stop lines quickcoding the mouse or by entering start and stop text units, in-vivo coding the mouse quick-coding Display of code words and boundaries Code words and boundaries are displayed in the right margin (applies to text and graphic documents).

Media types: Plain text + up-front decision about length of text units Editing of coded documents supported Media types: Rich text not including embedded objects like pictures or tables Editing of coded documents supported Editing of coded documents supported CODING Smallest unit that can be coded 1 character 1 character 1 character 1 line (= 42 characters).

Media types: Plain text + special formatting rules, can be done semiautomatically in the built-in editor.
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1 Software Overview ATLAS.ti 5 HyperResearch 2.6 MAXqda The Ethnograph 5.08 QSR N 6 QSR NVivo DATA ENTRY Media types: Text (txt, rtf, doc), graphic (jpeg, bmp, tiff and others), audio (wav, au, snd, mp3), video (avi, mpeg, mov, qt) Support of DBCS languages (i.e., Japanese, Chinese, Korean) both on DBCS and non-dbcs systems Right to left setting Media types: Text (txt), graphic (jpeg, bmp, gif, png, pict), audio (wav, aif, mov, mp3), video (avi, mpeg, mov, swf, gif) Media types: rich text Editing of coded documents supported Option of five character sets: West European, Arabic, Cyrillic, Greek, Hebrew.
