You can, using a network, transfer to a MAC system by placing it
on a network drive, from a PC (in my case anyway) to a
MAC-accessible drive, then running FACS Convert. (either a B-D or
Cellquest - related product maybe?) That's what I had to do with my HP
Consort 32 -generated data (on a bernoulli) when I needed to use it on
my new MAC FACS station.
P. Echeagaray
Dr. Huw S. 'Zip' Kruger Gray. wrote:
>
> What-ho Flow-ers,
>
> I have in my possession currently a floppy disk containing DNA
> flow cytometry data files, intended for inclusion in the forth-coming
> Purdue Cytometry CD-ROM-III (for which material for inclusion is
> being accepted still - HINT !!!) & which was generated using Lysis-II
> running on a Consort-32 Hewlett Packard 340 computer system attached
> to a B-D. FACStar Plus. The problem is that here we have no H-P.
> computer systems (what, can there be something which they do not have
> at PUCL, I hear you cry!) & thus are unable to read the files on
> the disk. I am open to suggestions (polite ones only, please!) as to
> how we might be able to open, read, or simply transfer these files
> from this disk over to one of our PC systems, for subsequent analysis
> with eg. ModFit, or MultiCycle, for inclusion on the CD-ROM.
>
> Many thanks & may your flow cells never run dry,
>
> "Zip".
> >>>--->
>
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> Dr. Huw S. ("Zip") Kruger Gray.
> >>>--->
> Cytometry Laboratories, Purdue University,
> 1515, Hansen Hall, B050, West Lafayette, IN, 47907-1515, U.S.A.
> 'Phone: (317)-494-0757. Fax: (317)-494-0517.
> E-mail: Zip@flowcyt.cyto.purdue.edu
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