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Maximum number of images from a single file - Version: 181, 11/23/2006 08:08PM PST
epizoo
Trying to open large NT-MDT files I obtain the following message:
"The maximum number of images have
been loaded from a single file. Some
images may be lost"
The opened images are 16.
Usually my file contains hundred images.
Is it possible to increase the number of usable items or, at least, have
a file browser in order to be able to chose which ones load?
Thanks
"The maximum number of images have
been loaded from a single file. Some
images may be lost"
The opened images are 16.
Usually my file contains hundred images.
Is it possible to increase the number of usable items or, at least, have
a file browser in order to be able to chose which ones load?
Thanks
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- Maximum number of images from a single file
A must-have for the Scanning Microscope users 



- Version: 1.7.5, 4/8/2005 04:09AM PST
(1 of 1 users found this comment useful)
hssuh
I was looking for a public domain/free software for the processing of the SPM images. gwyddion is very nice, but I couldn't build it due to some problems with the compiler.
This program is carbon based. So it doesn't look very much nice, but it has almost every features needed for the SPM image processing.
Hope there would be a better one, which is as good as WSxM or gwyddion, but till then, this will help the SPM users out.
This program is carbon based. So it doesn't look very much nice, but it has almost every features needed for the SPM image processing.
Hope there would be a better one, which is as good as WSxM or gwyddion, but till then, this will help the SPM users out.
The only gripe is that charts cannot be exported as PS files, so it's quite hard to get them to look good enough for publication, but they can be exported as CSV files so it's certainly not impossible.