This could be done easily in older versions of GeneScan software--I don't know
why it is so hard now. I usually end up doing a screen capture and then
cropping in PowerPoint. My informatics people tell me to get Adobe Photoshop
because it can do anything.
Linda
Lisa Bibbs wrote:
> I have a customer that has extremely special presentation needs for his
> GeneScan data. The bottom line is that we would like an electronic form of
> the chromatograms that we can cut and past into a presentation. I can make
> pdf files but I can't cut and paste the chromatograms. It could be that I
> just don't know how.
>
> Is there anyway to export the chromatogram data to an excel file? Is there
> a way to cut and paste the chromatograms into powerpoint or something? Is
> there anyway to print to a pict file or something?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Lisa
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