Dear everybody If you decide to play with the graphs in a PC, here is how I do: 1. Copy a graph and paste into a PowerPoint file 2. Open the same PowerPoint file in the PC 3. Copy the graph and paste into the Paint (a stupid program that comes with the Windows, inside "accessories") 4. Here you can erase the unnecessary information, and make all sorts of adjustments 5. (important) Save as a 16 colors or monochrome format to save space 6. Now you can import into Word, PowerPoint, or any other kind of programs. I usually add the labels using PowerPoint. There is an example attached. Esper G. Kallás Laboratório de Imunologia DIPA - EPM - UNIFESP kallas.dmed@epm.br São Paulo, SP Brazil > >on 1/3/01 17:37, Idit Hazan at ihazan@uci.edu wrote: > >> >> hi >> does anyone know how to convert the histograms that come off the Cell-Quest >> program into something that can be copied and pasted into a graphic >> software (such as adobe or canvas), in order to make complicated figures? >> i was told cell-quest in not very user friendly and that people print their >> histograms, then scan them and use the scans as graphic files. there has to >> be a more elegant way... >> Idit Hazan >> University of California, Irvine >> > > > >
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