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Appendix ASoftware ReferenceImporting Plate Document Setup Table FilesAbout the ImportFunctionThe <strong>SDS</strong> software features the ability to import setup table information (detector,detector task, marker, <strong>and</strong> sample name layouts) into a plate document from atab-delimited text file. The import feature is designed to be a timesaving device thatfacilitates the exchange of setup information between other programs <strong>and</strong> the <strong>SDS</strong>software. Instead of setting up plate documents individually, a third-party programcan be used to construct setup table files, which can then be imported into platedocuments for use.To guarantee a successful incorporation of setup information from a text file to theplate document, the file must:• Be saved in a tab-delimited text format• Conform to the setup table file formats described on page A-15Creating <strong>and</strong>Importing SetupTable Data into aPlate DocumentImportation of setup table data into a plate document is accomplished in three majorsteps.Creating an Empty Setup Table FileThe first step in the procedure is to export a setup table file from a blank platedocument.Note: The blank setup table file can be created using a secondary application (suchas Microsoft Excel or a text editor) so long as it is saved in tab-delimited format <strong>and</strong>is configured according to the file structure explained on page A-15.1. Start the <strong>SDS</strong> software.2. Click (or select File > New).3. Configure the New Document dialog box with the correct assay type <strong>and</strong> plateformat for your experiment, <strong>and</strong> click .4. Click (or select File > Export).5. In the Look In field of the Export dialog box, navigate to the directory youwould like to receive the exported file.6. Select Export > Setup Table.7. Select the All Wells radio button.8. Select the <strong>SDS</strong> 2.2.1 radio button.9. Click the File name text box, <strong>and</strong> enter a name for the file.10. Click .The software exports the setup table data for the empty plate document as atab-delimited text file.11. Configure the setup table file with plate document information (detector, task,marker, <strong>and</strong> sample data) as explained on page A-3.A-2 <strong>Applied</strong> <strong>Biosystems</strong> <strong>7900HT</strong> <strong>Fast</strong> <strong>Real</strong>-<strong>Time</strong> <strong>PCR</strong> <strong>System</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>SDS</strong> Enterprise Database User GuideDRAFTSeptember 1, 2004 11:39 am, App_SWReference.fm

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