An Intel PC version is downloadable from my homepage as of yesterday. I
will add an Alpha NT version very shortly. If you need (the best) OpenVMS
Alpha version,I can supply you with a copy upon request. If you use the
Intel PC, you need like 50 MB workspace for full storage of intermediate
graphic files, and a reasonably good PC. The Pentium II with 64+ MB memory
is just fine. A 433 MHz NT or OpenVMS Alpha is twice as fast as a 400 MHz
Pentium II in this application.
The distribution includes support for Bruker AMX/DMX files, and for
'formatted user-written' input.
To make full use of CORE, you also need Matlab (for plotting). The
'waterfall' feature in Matlab 5.x for PC used to have a bug, that
'randomized' stacked plots, but it seems to have 'fixed itself' on my own
W98 PC, through various
(Microsoft) upgrades. So perhaps it was not a bug in Matlab, but rather in
graphics handling under W98. Note, however that you need the Matlab 5.2.1
patch for Matlab to run properly on a W98 machine.
Peter
PS. No - there is no option for a DOSY display of CORE-processed FT-PGSE
data as yet.
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