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--- howto:visualizing_dynamics_with_the_multi_frame_flim_analysis [2014/06/19 08:20] – admin
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   * Start [[products:SymPhoTime64|SymPhoTime 64]] software.
-  * Open the "Samples" workspace via "File\open Workspace" from the main menu.
+  * Open the "Samples" workspace via "File -> Open Workspace" from the main menu.
 **Note:** The "Samples" workspace is delivered with the SymPhoTime 64 and on the CD-ROM and contains example data to show the function of the SymPhoTime data analysis. If you haven't installed it on your computer, copy it from the DVD onto a local drive before going through this tutorial.
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 **Response:** 17 images are exported as .bmp files into this folder. One can import them into other graphic programs, e.g. to create movies.
-**Note:** The images are exported as shown in the SymPhoTime 64 window, e.g. including the scale bar. If data are acquired with a scanner controlled by the SymPhoTime 64 software (i.e. the piezo scanner in the MicroTime 200), the image dimensions are automatically correct. If the image is acquired using an external scanner, the image size has to be defined or transferred before the measurement to make sure that the measured image dimensions are correct. Otherwise, one pixel is considered to a size of 1 µm. If the image scaling should not be displayed, put the mouse cursor over the image, open the context menu with a right mouse click and unselect the option "Show ScaleBar". When the scale bar is not displayed, the exported images also do not contain the scale bar.
+**Note:** The images are exported as shown in the SymPhoTime 64 window, e.g. including the scale bar. If data are acquired with a scanner controlled by the SymPhoTime 64 software (i.e. the piezo scanner in the [[products:MicroTime#MicroTime 200|MicroTime200]]), the image dimensions are automatically correct. If the image is acquired using an external scanner, the image size has to be defined or transferred before the measurement to make sure that the measured image dimensions are correct. Otherwise, one pixel is considered to a size of 1 µm. If the image scaling should not be displayed, put the mouse cursor over the image, open the context menu with a right mouse click and unselect the option "Show ScaleBar". When the scale bar is not displayed, the exported images also do not contain the scale bar.
   * Shift the scroll bar at the parameter controls down and click on "Save Results" to store the data.