Hi All, I know that this is a relatively old string but when I mentioned this to our BD sales rep she told me the conflict was with Office Manager and it was something BD was working on. Margaret >Hi Randy, > >It could be that there's a conflict in your desktop file - I really don't >know if it'll help, but it won't hurt to rebuild your desktop. Hold the >Apple and Option keys down when you start up your mac until the system asks >if you're sure you want to rebuild the desktop file, then tell it to go >ahead. > >Alternatively, check the mappings of your imported file types in the "File >Exchange" control panel - this is split into two parts: > >One allows you to map a Windows file "Extension" (.xxx) so that it will open >with a particular program - if you use a default suffix for your files, make >sure that it isn't being picked up by Outlook > >The other part is a file translator that allows you to define which program >will open files of a particular Macintosh "type" and "Creator". If you're >importing from another file system, the files might have anonymous type and >creator "????" (or the creator of the program that you transfer them with) - >look out for any obvious greed on the part of Outlook. > >If this doesn't help, you might want to look at a recent version of >FCSPress, it now has an "RGBgate" feature that uses the first three gates >you set to generate statistics for red(gate1), green(gate2), blue(gate3), >yellow(gates 1+2), magenta (gates 1+3), cyan (gates 2+3) and grey (gates >1+2+3). You can use more than one region to define each gate, and they can >be histogram, rectangular or polygon regions (although the colouring and >stats are only shown on dot plots). > >You can download a copy from > >http://www.fcspress.com/html/FCSPDownload.html > > >Cheers > > >Ray > >> From: "Fischer, Randy (NIAMS)" <fischer1@mail.nih.gov> >> Date: Wed, 14 Mar 2001 14:43:11 -0500 >> To: Cytometry Mailing List <cytometry@flowcyt.cyto.purdue.edu> >> Subject: RE: CellQuest and MS Office >> >> >> Barb, >> >> To add to your problem, we have two G4's running Paint-a-gate which have a >> similar problem. When Microsoft Outlook is used on the same computer, it >> dsables Paint-a-gate from being able to load FCS files. How?? I haven't a >> clue, but wish someone would let me know what to do. We have had to >> reinstall Paint-a-gate several times to correct the problem. It would be >> nice to dedicate the computers strictly to data analysis, but this is >> obviously impossible. >> >> Randy T. Fischer >> NIAMS >> Bldg 9, Room 1W107 >> Bethesda, MD 20892 >> (301) 594-3537 >> fischer1@mail.nih.gov >> >>> ---------- >>> From: Barbara Taylor >>> Sent: Tuesday, March 13, 2001 4:55 PM >>> To: Cytometry Mailing List >>> Subject: CellQuest and MS Office >>> >>> >>> On a Mac running CellQuest and Office 95 or 98, there were problems >>> with either CellQuest or the computer itself freezing up unless you >>> deleted the Office Manager file from MS Office. >>> >>> I have a G4 with CellQuest and have recently installed Office 2001. >>> I am now having the same problem with CellQuest freezing up. Office >>> 2001, however, does not have a file named Office Manager. Does >>> anybody know how to solve this conflict? >>> >>> Thanks in advance >>> >>> -- >>> Barbara J Taylor >>> Manager, FACS Core Lab >>> Division of Basic Sciences >>> NCI, NIH >>> Bldg 37 Room 6008 >>> 37 Convent Dr >>> Bethesda, MD 20892 >>> phone 301.594.6892 >>> fax 301.496.8709 >>> taylorba@pop.nci.nih.gov >>> >>> >> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Margaret M. Tropea Critical Care Medicine Department National Institutes of Health (ph) 301-496-7752 (fax) 301-480-3389 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
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