MICRESS Forum

Dear Zhanna, first, of course, I have to ask the obvious question. Did you check if the file is empty, i.e. are you able to display it with DP_MICRESS? If the file is ok, it is an unknown bug in DP_MICRESS 6.x as far as I know. I recommend to use the version 7 of Display MICRESS which will be part o...

Hi Ben, do you think of a logarithmic color scale? It is not implemented, yet. We will discuss whether that might be useful or not. It is possible to export virtual EDX scans as a table (comma separated file), see file menu of the plot window. On these files you can use other tools (e.g. GNUplot) to...

All the MICRESS versions can be found in the MICRESS.../bin folder for a normal installation. For Linux, the easiest way to start another version is to copy the executable (MICRESS_TQS_x32) and matching TQ library (lib32/libtq32_S.so) to a new folder. Just rename the library to libtq.so and add the ...

Hi Ben,

unfortunately, the GES5 file format is also architecture dependent (32/64 bit).
You attached a file made with a 32 bit version of TCCS. It works with MICRESS_TQS_x32.

Ralph

Hi Ben, a quotation of my email for info of other users: TQ (version S, resp. 7) is a third party (Thermo-Calc) library with it’s own license management. Thermo-Calc switched to a Safenet Sentinel license management. Therefore an additional installation is necessary (section 3.2.2. of MICRESS manual...

Hi there, I tried also to used the converted .txt microstructure file, which I made in Linux, with MICRESS Windows. It reported it cannot be read!! Is it because it was converted with the script in Linux? nokkikku Yes, that could be the reason. In the linux world, a line feed is enough to encode a ...

The CygWin - Toolkit contains a Linux-Shell emulation tool ( http://www.cygwin.com/ ). I hope installing it on a windows system is straight forward. I have never done this myself but I use the emulation.

Ralph