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The new version comes with plenty of new functions and bugfixes:
  
The new version comes with plenty of new functions and bugfixes:
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*The identification from MS/MS spectra is tremendously faster now; the time taken to dump the MasterScan, too.
* improvements in processing time: the identification from MS/MS spectra is tremendously faster now; the time taken to dump the MasterScan, too
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* import of spectra in *.mzML file format is now possible; further, the conversion from *.wiff or *.raw files is not supported by LipidXplorer any more. This was always a hassle and I cannot provide maintenance on the conversion and decided to remove it completely. However, to convert you spectra files into *.mzML/*.mzXML you can use "MSConvert" from the [http://proteowizard.sourceforge.net/ ProteoWizard] project. Currently, this is the most advanced converting tool available and capable of converting plenty of different vendor formats.
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*The import of spectra in *.mzML file format is now possible. Further, the conversion from *.wiff or *.raw files is not supported by LipidXplorer any more. This was always a hassle and I cannot provide maintenance on the conversion and decided to remove it completely. However, to convert you spectra files into *.mzML/*.mzXML you can use "MSConvert" from the [http://proteowizard.sourceforge.net/ ProteoWizard] project. Currently, this is the most advanced converting tool available and capable of converting plenty of different vendor formats.  
* all settings can be stored in a project file. The project file (or the project file containing folder) can be drag'n dropped on the "Import Source" panel to be loaded.  
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* bugfix for the import of Triple Quad spectra from Thermo machines in *.mzXML format
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*'''All''' settings can be stored in a project file. The project file (or the project file containing folder) can be drag'n dropped on the "Import Source" panel to be loaded.  
* fragments are identified with all permutations, i.e. an MFQL query can decide on the positions of fatty acids by comparing their intensities
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* the installation is changed, which makes is easier for me to offer you updates of LipidXplorer in the future
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*Bugfixed the import of Triple Quad spectra from Thermo machines in *.mzXML format  
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*Fragments are identified now with all permutations, i.e. an MFQL query can decide on the positions of fatty acids by comparing their intensities  
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*the installation is changed, which makes is easier for me to offer you updates of LipidXplorer in the future
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Latest revision as of 17:08, 7 June 2012

Changes in v1.2.3

The new version comes with plenty of new functions and bugfixes:

  • The identification from MS/MS spectra is tremendously faster now; the time taken to dump the MasterScan, too.
  • The import of spectra in *.mzML file format is now possible. Further, the conversion from *.wiff or *.raw files is not supported by LipidXplorer any more. This was always a hassle and I cannot provide maintenance on the conversion and decided to remove it completely. However, to convert you spectra files into *.mzML/*.mzXML you can use "MSConvert" from the ProteoWizard project. Currently, this is the most advanced converting tool available and capable of converting plenty of different vendor formats.
  • All settings can be stored in a project file. The project file (or the project file containing folder) can be drag'n dropped on the "Import Source" panel to be loaded.
  • Bugfixed the import of Triple Quad spectra from Thermo machines in *.mzXML format
  • Fragments are identified now with all permutations, i.e. an MFQL query can decide on the positions of fatty acids by comparing their intensities
  • the installation is changed, which makes is easier for me to offer you updates of LipidXplorer in the future