This report presents the findings from South Carolina's seventh statewide computer survey. The survey solicited information on computer equipment and software, and dealt with such issues as the instructional and administrative uses of computers and the availability and use of Software Evaluation Exchange Dissemination (SEED) software reviews and a BSAP-correlated listing of recommended software. A seven-question school form and a five-question district form, as well as computer equipment forms, were distributed to all South Carolina public school principals and district superintendents. Major findings of the survey include: (1) all school district offices had computers, of which 38% were IBM computers; (2) 61% of school faculty members were rated as being computer literate by their principals; and (3) the rate of growth in the total number of computers has slowed down slightly over the past 2 years. All results are presented in narrative and tabular formats. An addendum to the survey provides information on integrated learning systems and other major instructional computing projects in the state. (DB)