ASPECT 3000 program to truncate zero-filled fids.

Jim Bloxsidge (chs1jb@surrey.ac.uk)
Wed, 11 Jan 95 16:54:06 GMT

Keith Brown, Univ. of Saskatchewan.

I appreciate the problem. I mainly get it with people setting up kinetic
runs, processing a test spectrum, with zero-filling, and then forgetting to
reset SI before restarting their AU program. This sort of identifiable data-
set, with consecutive numerical extensions, is easily truncated using:
1 PJ #1
2 RJ #1
3 SI=n
4 WR #1
5 IF #1
6 IN=2
7 EXIT

For more random data, I would be interested in your program, as I have no
experience with Pascal. Most of my data has alphabetical extensions, would
your proposed routine handle them?

Regards Jim Bloxsidge
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