The Exstatix statistical analysis software package by K. C. Killion for use with Macintosh computers is evaluated. In evaluating the package, the framework developed by C. J. Ansorge et al. (1986) was used. This framework encompasses features such as transportability of files, compatibility of files with other Macintosh software, and ability to merge results with word processing and desk top publishing applications. The review is from the perspective of the educational researcher who wishes to use the package for uncomplicated, quick-and-dirty analysis of relatively small univariate data sets and export the output to reports. Specific features covered in the evaluation include documentation, ease of use, running programs, program output, accuracy, and other features. Strengths of Exstatix are discussed in the areas of statistical decision making, assumption testing, and regression analysis. Weaknesses of the packages include problems with importing and exporting functions, report generation, analysis of variance applications, and add-ons. Sample output of tables and graphs are provided. (TJH)