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in addition to Cellquest you should get Quickkeys which allows you to use
Keystrokes from within Cellquest (and other programs), however I have found
that Cellquest and Quickkeys are not really compatible for Aquisition.
Quickkeys is therefore better for an analysis only computer.
For the keystrokes, I also found that more sophisticated ones can easily
crash Cellquest, but easy ones (that allow to print successive pages with
automatic loading of new files using the file increment in Cellquest) work
with no problem.... and to run 100 files automatically through an anlysis
and print out the pages it's quite ok.
Let me know if you want the keystroke program that we use here to print
several pages...
Hope that helps,
Matthias
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Institut Pasteur Paris _/ _/_/_/ _/_/_/
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Fax: 33 (1) 45 68 86 39 INSTITUT PASTEUR PARIS
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>I have just taken a first glance at CellQuest and the CellQuest User Guide. I
>am unable to find an equivalent to the "Keystrokes" option in Consort 30.
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>Is there a way to automate analysis of data in Cellquest?
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