>on another note, I would suggest that messages posted to this list
>contain subjects as described in the guidelines at
>http://abrf.org/ABRF/ListServe.html. It makes the archives more
>useful and allows folks to make an informed decision on whether or
>not a particular message will interedt them.
Hi James
I understand your intent and agree wholeheartedly, but just out of
curiosity - exactly what subject would you put this under??. I suppose
Misc fits all - but perhaps the list needs some new categories in light of
the new research groups. ?? E.g., Fragment analysis, microarray, protein,
solution interactions.
Header Description
AAA Amino Acid Analysis
Comp Computer analysis and/or database searches
C E Capillary electrophoresis
C H O Carbohydrate analysis
Digest Enzymatic or chemical digestion conditions
DNASeq DNA sequencing
DNASyn DNA synthesis (oligonucleotides)
EBlot Electroblotting
GLP/GMP Compliance and accreditation matters
HPLC HPLC-peptide/protein purification
MolBio Misc. molecular biology matters
MS Mass spectrometry
PCR PCR
PepSyn Peptide synthesis
ProtSeq Protein sequencing
P2D Protein purification by 2-D gel
EqpNeed Equipment need
EqpSale Equipment for sale
JobNeed Those looking for positions vacant
JobOpen Those with vacancies to fill
Nostalgia Just for greybeards and/or whiteheads
Misc None of the above
At 1:48 PM -0500 1/20/00, James VanEe wrote:
>Hi All,
>Newer MacOS versions (8.0 and above?) have enhanced screenshot capabilities:
>command-shift-3 = capture entire screen
>command-shift-4 = capture an area of the screen by drawing a box
>command-shift-capslock-4 = capture a single window
>
>add control to the mix and the picture automatically gets placed on
>the clipboard instead of a file
>
>There are also shareware utilities like Snapz Pro
>(http://ambrosiasw.com) that have enhancements above the standard
>screen capture.
>Hope this is useful.
>
>-James
>
>
>>
>>
>>That's the way we do it. You would think there would be an easier way to
>>take a pic for presentations (we are, after all, promoting ABI equipment by
>>doing so). Taking a screen shot (Apple+shift+3) and then copying the pic to
>>Word/PowerPoint is the only way I know of performing the task. Then I guess
>>you have to save the Mac version in PC format, download to a floppy (kind of
>>tough on new Macs that don't have floppies) and hope that when you open it
>>on a PC that the picture arrives safely.
>>
>>Actually, I just realized you are down the hall. Come find myself or Jim
>>Ross- he might know of another way to do this.
>>
>>Michael Cariola
>>Quality Control Supervisor
>>Armed Forces DNA Identification Laboratory
>>1413 Research Blvd., Bldg. 101
>>Rockville, MD 20850
>>Office: (301) 319-0253 FAX: (301) 295-5932
>>e-mail: cariolam@afip.osd.mil <mailto:cariolam@afip.osd.mil>
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Simpson, Jack [SMTP:SimpsonJT@Mail2.afip.osd.mil]
>> Sent: Wednesday, January 19, 2000 12:40 PM
>> To: Recipients of ABRF List
>> Subject: GeneScan question
>>
>> G'Day all,
>>
>> As a pup on the ABI 310 and GeneScan, I have a quick
>>software
>> question for the more experienced. Is there a way to copy and paste
>>an
>> electropherogram from GeneScan to Mac resident Microsoft Word or
>>PowerPoint.
>> We've been able to do a screen shot and paste via SimpleText, but it
>>seems
>> like there should be a more elegant solution. Our final aim is to
>>port data
>> (by sneakernet) to a PC for presentations. Thanks for any and all
>>info.
>>
>> versions, etc: GeneScan 2.1 or 3.1 (we have two machines)
>> Mac OS8
>> Microsoft Office on Mac: PowerPoint 4, Word 6
>>
>> Thanks again,
>>
>> Jack
>>
>>
>> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>> Jack Simpson, Ph.D.
>> Laboratory Director
>> Center for Medical and Molecular Genetics
>> Armed Forces Institute of Pathology
>> 1413 Research Boulevard
>> Rockville, MD 20850
>> Email: simpsonjt@afip.osd.mil
>> Phone: 301-319-0209, Fax: 301-295-9507
>> web: http://sx102a.niddk.nih.gov/jack
>> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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