Hi Anna,
I would encourage you to create an ImageJ update site so that users can
install your macro with a couple of clicks, and also automatically receive
updates. Your use case is exactly what they are for.
http://imagej.net/Update_Sites-Curtis
On Nov 9, 2014 6:30 PM, "Anna Castells" <
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wrote:
> Dear ImageJ users,
>
> I am seeking for your advice about the best strategy to release a macro
> that
> we developed using FIJI.
>
> We are about to submit a scientific paper describing the macro and its
> scientific use, and wonder how to best make the macro available:
> 1. via the supplementary material section of the paper, providing the
> macro code, or
> 2. upload the macro to an ImageJ webpage where the people upload
> their
> macros and indicate the link on the paper.
>
> I favor the second option. Could you advice me suitable websites to make my
> macro available? I have found some imageJ websites where one can upload
> macros (
http://imagejdocu.tudor.lu/doku.php?id=macro:start or
>
http://rsb.info.nih.gov/ij/macros/ ), but I have not found any equivalent
> for FIJI. I know Fiji is just ImageJ, but aim afraid if I make the macro
> available on an ImageJ platform, I need to indicate all the extra plugins
> that the users need to download to run the macro in ImageJ. Or can I just
> indicate they should download and use FIJI?
>
> Thank you very much in advance for your feedback,
> Anna
>
>
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