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After launching the wizard just select the project file (.proj) of the indiGO 1.x project to import.
When the standard database location was used, the files can be found using this file structure:
C:\Database1.0\User\Username\Projects\Projectname\Projectname.proj
The “Destination Project” will define the Project name where the imported files will be copied to.
An import project name cannot be used for data acquisitions.
Clicking on
will lead to a selection dialog box. Here you can select the Sample IDs to
import. Uncheck the boxes next to the SampleID which should not be inported. The data import
will start when clicking on
. After the successful import a summary page will pop up.
6.9.4 Import Winlight Data
Projects and measurement data created with WinLight can be imported into indiGO for reanaly-
sis via this command. A smart wizard will guide you through the steps necessary to import the
data. Please follow the instructions given by the wizard.
The file structure of the files to be imported must fit the file structure of images created by the
“Reportergen” application in WinLight.
Photographic image
xxx_yyy-P.fts
Signal Image
xxx_yyy-F.fts
Only image pairs (signal image
with “-F” suffix plus photo image with “-P” suffix) can be import-
ed. The prefix (xxx_yyy) must be identical to be identified by the import routine.
Using this structure
xxx
will be taken as SampleID (Identity). The 3 digit number
yyy
repre-
sents the sequence image number. The suffix defines the image type (photo
–p
; signal
–f)
.
When checking the “Manual Identity” box. The target SampleID can be set manually and all
available image pairs will be shown in the selection dialog box. If an index number shows up
more than one time, only the first image in the list with this index will be used for import.