The Panel on Guidelines for Statistical Software was organized in 1990 to document, assess, and prioritize problem areas regarding quality and reliability of statistical software; present prototype guidelines in high priority areas; and make recommendations for further research and discussion. This document provides the following papers presented at the Panel's public forum for gathering material for its deliberations from a wide range of statistical scientists from academe, industry, and government: (1) "Morning Session Opening Remarks" (B. Ryan); (2) "Richness for the One-Way ANOVA Layout" (K. E. Muller); (3) "Serendipitous Data and Future Statistical Software" (P. F. Velleman); (4) "Morning Discussion"; (5) "Afternoon Session Opening Remarks " (F. Young); (6) "An Industry View" (A. Kirsch); (7) "Guidance for One-Way ANOVA" (W. DuMouchel); (8) "Incorporating Statistical Expertise into Data Analysis Software" (D. Pregibon); (9) "Afternoon Discussion"; and (10) "Closing Remarks" (W. Eddy). Three appendices give brief descriptions of the speakers, position statements of some participants, and a list of all forum participants. (SLD)