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I ran into this during a demo of the C1 Plus last spring. In the
preferences, there is button for "Huygens compatible" and near it is
another to enable/disable interleaving. I'm not sure what the
Huygens switch actually does. Hans vanderVoort, the owner of SVI,
which makes the Huygens software for deconvolution, also wrote part
of the .ics/.ids file format. Enabling Huygens compatbility would
allow Huygens and Nico Sturmans ICS opener plugin for Image to open
the files, but the image was mangled due to the interleaving. Trying
to recall, was it in preferences or in the save dialog box?
Sorry I can't give a more specific response,
Glen
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> Dear Glen,
>
> I'm using EZ-C1 Gold Version 3.0 Build 461 (supposedly upgrading the
> software the first of April). I can't find the interleave option (in
> this version). The closest thing is the Save Options when the .ids
> format is selected in the Save As dialog box.
>
> I'm bad about not being able to see things that are right in front
> of my
> face...Am I missing something? ...or do I just have an outdated
> version?
>
> Thanks for your reply,
>
> G
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> If you have access to the Nikon confocal, turn off the interleave
> option in the Nikon software preferences, open the files and re-save
> them. The ImageJ plugin for ics files should now open them.
>
> Regards,
> Glen
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> On Feb 26, 2006, at 7:13 AM, Perry, Griffin M wrote:
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>> Hi, G-
>> I always go to the computer science department and ask for a student
>> who needs a project. Any such department on your campus??
>> Carol
>>
>>
>> Hey Carol,
>> Nahh, it's a Health Science Centre...Nothing but dentists, doctors,
>> Allied Health majors, and grad students...I'm going to ask my
>> brother-in-law...I think he knows a little Java. I also found the
>> option where you can save them as seperate channels, but IMO it
>> generates too many files compared to just one .ids/.ics file(s)
>> (4:1).
>>
>> Thanks,
>> G
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