Yes, there is a program called ImageTool from University of Texas, I send you
a page of the instruction manual from where you can get information on how to
get the software.

Internet UTHSCSA ImageTool
All information about ImageTool can be access by World Wide Web at:
http://ddsdx.uthscsa.edu/
The application, source code and SDK is available by FTP at:
ftp://maxrad6.uthscsa.edu
No telephone support is available for ImageTool. The UTHSCSA provides a
mechanism for getting questions answered and for offering suggestions for
improvement and bug reports via a mailing list.  To subscribe to the
ImageTool mailing list, simply send email to:
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with an empty subject line and the body containing:
 subscribe it-list <your name>
This mailing list is not moderated.
A moderated list which provides announcements regarding ImageTool is also
available by sending email to the same list server, this time with the
subject line:
 subscribe it-announce <your name>

Stefano

Don Omalley wrote:

> Question:
>
>    Are there any programs (cheap/free) that readily do
> simple analysis of BioRad .pic files that are available for PCs?
> I know that NIH image is now available for PCs.  I was wondering if other
> programs are available that allow the use of measuring boxes to
> measure pixel intensities, that can do line by line analysis of
> linescans, contrast enhancement and labeling for printing, etc.
>
> Thanks for any suggestions.
> Don O'Malley
> Dept. Biology
> Northeastern University



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