hill@mcclb0.med.nyu.edu (03/05/91)
One of our professors has a stereology program (i.e., it uses a digitizing tablet to trace cells, organelles, etc. from an electron micrograph, stores the traced image, and allows analysis of areas, volumes, frequency counts of these structures) that she is converting into GKS to allow it to work on a number of other terminals. She would also like to convert the program to work with a Mac. Her initial question, therefore, is whether there are any programs that can work with GKS files or translate them to a format that can be used by other Mac programs? If so, what are they and who makes them? If not, what options do they have for making a program that would work directly from a Mac? The person doing the conversion has some experience with programming on Macs but could use some direction about where to start. Thanks for any suggestions! (You can email to me and I will pass the information on.) John ___________________________________________________________________________ John Edward Hill, Ph.D. | Department of Cell Biology Internet: HILL@MCCLB0.MED.NYU.EDU | New York University Medical Center EARN/Bitnet: HILL@NYUMED.BITNET | 550 Fifth Avenue 212-263-7135 FAX: 212-263-8139 | New York, New York 10016 ___________________________________________________________________________