Clicking *here* will take you to the Sourceforge site where the binaries (one for Intel, one for Intel+M1), documentation, and source code can be found. The ones with “bin” in the name are the actual program; the ones with “src” in the name are source code!

The very original program--source code lost--can be downloaded from *this* website. It is PPC so needs to run on Snow Leopard or earlier.  Note I developed Data Boiler initially to do some of the transformative functions of Provue’s Panorama data base. Originally TAMS Analyzer consisted of three separate programs TAMS Edit (a coding editor), tams (a command line application that would take coded files and turn them into a tab separated file. Data Boiler was designed to take that tab separated file and do some transformations that would reduce (boil  down) the data so it could be exported to Excel for pivot table analysis). Now TAMS contains all three components internally, and Data Boiler and TAMS Analyzer can construct pivot styles tables through the Data Comparison Report. I share this link and story for historic purposes only.