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  • #1525
    pognonec
    Participant

    In reference to your response in the other thread:
    [i]
    What I was revering to was the file name and path of the data file. Could you try to modify this?

    Markus[/i]

    There is no other information displayed but that one. No mention to data path whatsoever.

    #1526
    Markus Stoeckli
    Moderator

    [b]pognonec wrote:[/b]
    [quote]Thank you Markus for your quick response. Here is a screenshot of the output.
    [img size=642]http://www.maldi-msi.org/images/fbfiles/images/BioMap_Output-7b7149c7ea23e2244bbc850a12b84b6c.PNG[/img][/quote]

    Please look in the folder …/Application Data in the screenshot for the folder biomap and delete it. Please try to run BioMap again and check if it creates this folder. Once registered, there should be a licenserc file in the biomap folder.

    Markus

    #1527
    Markus Stoeckli
    Moderator

    [b]jovaudek wrote:[/b]
    [quote]Hello Markus,

    How do you get a key for MRI?
    we received one for MSI but we need (only) the MRI one.

    thx
    johan

    [/quote]
    Bruker customers can get a link to the registration page from Bruker. But also Google might have the answer for BioMap MRI 😉

    #1529
    pognonec
    Participant

    I deleted the folder you indicated, and launched BioMap.
    I had a message asking me to redirect it to the installation forlder (C\Program Files\BioMap\), which I did, clicked “save”, and “done”. BioMap opens, does not display the registration fields, and display a Warning: “OPENW: Error opening file. Unit: 100, File: C:\Documentsd and Settings\pourcher\Application Data\biomap\uparsrc
    I click “OK”, BioMap window closes.
    Ther is no BioMap folder recreated in C:\Documentsd and Settings\pourcher\Application Data\

    If I start again opening BioMap, I get again the same exact situation as the one just described.

    :S

    #1530
    Markus Stoeckli
    Moderator

    [b]pognonec wrote:[/b]
    [quote]…and display a Warning: “OPENW: Error opening file. Unit: 100, File: C:\\Documentsd and Settings\\pourcher\\Application Data\\biomap\\uparsrc
    :S[/quote]

    OK, my mistake :huh: , TissueView creates these files automatically but not BioMap. So, please copy the files from C:\\Program Files\\BioMap\\Settings\\ to C:\\Documents and Settings\\pourcher\\Application Data\\biomap\\ and start BioMap. If BioMap does not display the registration field, make sure you don’t have a file with the name “licenserc.” in the BioMap program folders. Also, if this does not help, you may register BioMap using the method of post # 822 in this thread. Copy the received “licenserc.”file into C:\\Documents and Settings\\pourcher\\Application Data\\biomap\\ and all should work well.

    Markus

    #1531
    pognonec
    Participant

    I did as you wrote. BioMap now opens, but still does not display any registration fields. I could not find any “licenserc.” file. If it can help, here is a screenshot of the windows that could be of interest.

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    #1532
    pognonec
    Participant

    Here is the screenshot: [img size=700]https://www.ms-imaging.org/images/fbfiles/images/Dc6.jpg[/img]

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    #1533
    Markus Stoeckli
    Moderator

    [b]pognonec wrote:[/b]
    [quote]I did as you wrote. BioMap now opens, but still does not display any registration fields. I could not find any “licenserc.” file. If it can help, here is a screenshot of the windows that could be of interest.[/quote]

    Please try the solution of post #822

    Markus

    #1534
    pognonec
    Participant

    Yesssss!
    Thank you Markus for your patience.
    I nevertheless think that the BioMap registration system is not the easiest one I have met… :blush:
    Maybe this is something that could be worth simplifying in a future version if you guys have some time available?

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