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After the Analysis
Changing the
Plate Document
Display Settings
Saving the
Plate Document
Before printing or exporting the analyzed data, the software allows you to reconfigure
the appearance of several elements of the plate document including the results table,
plate grid, and most plots.
The software allows you to save any changes made the display settings and/or
analysis settings (baseline and threshold values) of the plate document.
To save the analyzed plate document, select Save from the File menu.
IMPORTANT The Save command saves does not save the results of the analysis, only the
analysis settings. Saved plate documents must be re-analyzed each time they are opened.
Printing a Report The SDS software can print a report of the analyzed data containing individual or
multiple elements of the plate document.
Exporting Plate
Document Data
To configure the display settings for the plate document:
Step Action
1 From the View menu, select Display Settings.
2 From the Display Settings dialog box, click the help button (
instructions on modifying the display settings.
) for further
To print a report of the plate document data:
Step Action
1 From the File menu, select Print Report.
2 From the Print Report dialog box, click the help button (
setting up, previewing, and printing the report.
) for instructions on
Exporting Plate Document Data as a Tab-Delimited Text File
TheSDSsoftwarecanexportraworanalyzeddataintab-delimited(*.txt)formatforall
or a select group of wells on a plate document. The exported files are compatible with
most spreadsheet applications and programs that can read tab-delimited text.
To export run data as a tab-delimited text file, choose one of the following for further
instructions:
♦ See “Exporting Plate Document Data” on page B-9.
♦ Click the help button ( ) within the table view.
Exporting Plots as Graphics
The SDS software can export most panes and plots of the plate document as JPEG
(Joint Photographic Experts Group) graphic files. The JPEG file format is compatible
with most word processing and spreadsheet applications and can be incorporated
directly into HTML documents for viewing by most web browser software.
To export a plot as a graphic file, see “Exporting Graphics” on page B-8 or click the
help button ( ) within the plot of interest for further instructions.
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