The XSD file is meant to describe the valid settings tags/attributes accurately (without using it routinely for validation), but in this case it can't help: the tag in the OVF file is special.

Without the version it's not possible to decide if the old or new defaults are applicable. 5.1 uses significantly different settings defaults (in many ways the defaults which should've been in place since day 1, but like for all software which evolves not every decision is perfect straight away). You will save all of your SAS University Edition files to this location.The version attribute requirement didn't use to exist (VirtualBox always wrote it for OVF files, but on reading used to ignore it completely, which wasn't intentional), but with the release of VirtualBox 5.1 it became necessary. The naming of folders has to be exactly as above and the names are case sensitive. WINDOWS INSTALL: Start with creating a folder called SASUniversityEdition and a sub folder called myfolders (in a location that you will remember). Launching SAS Studio in a browser using the IP provided in the above step.

Opening the virtual SAS folder and mapping your local folders.Unzipping SAS files to specific folders and installing the VMware software.Downloading the SAS University Edition zip files and VMware Player or VMware Fusion as per your OS, Windows or Mac.We will go over each step with screenshots in this document. SAS runs in a ‘virtual machine’ created by these packages. SAS University Edition needs to be run using VMware Player (for Windows: Jump to WINDOWS INSTALL, page 1) or VMware Fusion (for MACs jump to MAC INSTALL, page 6). 1 Installing SAS University Edition We will use the SAS University Edition.

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