There is a simple way to save the results window creating a macro like this:
path="C:\\....\\.....\\.....\\";
name="file_name";
selectWindow("Results");
run("Excel...", "select...=["+path+name+".xls]");
Where you have to provide
1) the path of the directory where you want to save the resulting excel file
(only when you write the macro or when you like to use different
directories).
2) a name for the output file. Optionally, change this line by
name=getTtitle();
and the file name will be the title of the opened window
3) you need to have installed the excel writer plugin (that I don't know if
is already part of the last version of imageJ, but you can get it anyhow
from the imageJ website)
I hope this works,
Pedro
Pedro Ramos Cabrer
Max Planck Institute for Neurological Research
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D-50931 Cologne
Germany
Phone: +49 221 4726 339
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