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George Hodges Posted - 10/14/1998 : 4:44:00 PM
I'am demoing Origin and I would like to know how to create a batch file that will read diferent data files (ASCII) and creat a graph using the same format, except each graph will need a unique title.
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a_user Posted - 11/12/1998 : 2:18:00 PM
A sample batch processing routine called BATCH.OGS can be found in the Buttons
folder of the Origin software. This script example demonstrates the import of two
ASCII files which are plotted into two layers of a double y template, after which a linear
regression is performed.

To run this batch file, open a new Origin Project, then open the Script Window
and enter the following script:

run.section(buttons\batch,main) [ENTER]

You may open BATCH.OGS in any text editor to view how our LabTalk programming
language is used for this routine.

[This message has been edited by Lorraine Weibel (edited 11-12-98).]

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