Mitsubishi P91W Instruction Manual download pdf (Page 27)

Interface Overview

Recent Images gives you the choice of opening a recent image file.

Recent Protocols gives you the choice of opening a recent protocol.

Save enables you to save a protocol or image file once the protocol or image

is named.

Save As enables you to name and store a protocol or image. Protocols are

stored with a .ptl file extension. Image files are stored with an .scn extension.

Multiplex protocols are stored with an .mptl file extension. Multiplex image

files are stored with an .mscn extension.

Create Multichannel Image enables you to create a multichannel image from

single channel images and from single channels in other multichannel images.

Split Multichannel Image enables you to split the multichannel image into

individual image files. Each file has the same name as the multichannel image;

the application name is appended in parentheses.

Close closes the active screen.

Close All closes all the screens.

Export enables you to export gel images or analysis tables with the following

options:

• Export for Publication—exports a displayed image to a file. You

can select from .bmp, .png, .jpg, and TIFF formats. The gel

displays with any lanes, bands, and annotations that appear on the

screen. See Exporting Gel Images for Publication on page 96 for

more information

• Export for Analysis—creates a TIFF formatted file that retains all

gel image data. Analysis data are not included. Use this option to

analyze the image in other software such as Quantity One,

FPQuest™, or InfoQuest™FP. See Exporting Gel Images for

Analysis on page 98 for more information

• Export for PulseNet—reduces the image to an 8-bit TIFF image

file. Resolution is limited and file size is restricted to 300 dpi

• Lane and Band Table to Excel—if Excel (or Numbers on a Mac) is

installed on your computer, it will launch with your lane and band

table displayed as a spreadsheet

• Lane and Band Table to File—exports as a CSV (comma-

separated values) file so your lane and band table can be opened in

a database application

• Volume Table to Excel—if Excel (or Numbers on a Mac) is installed

on your computer, it will launch with your volume table displayed as

a spreadsheet

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Mitsubishi P91W Instruction Manual Page 27