Hello,
I looked at this tutorial and found my answer... I have to open the
pictures as images sequence and then it works well.
And I also finally managed to open the plugin "Large Montage". I don't
know what was wrong, but it was not the tools.jar... But I haven't tried
it yet due to harware problems.
Cheers,
france
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Sent: dimanche, 2. juillet 2006 11:59
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Subject: Re: Still stack problem
Hi,
I don't know if anyone has suggested this yet, but did you
take a look at the tutorial by Cyndy Erickson and Janet
Campbell?
http://www.cooa.unh.edu/tutorial.jspIt explains how to make stacks and montages in ImageJ, and
might be usefull.
If the plugin fails to work, you might try to compile and
run the source code. If it says javac is not found, then it
ImageJ is probably not started with the JVM you want it to
start with. You do have the 'tools.jar' file in your
'lib/ext' of the JVM that runs ImageJ, do you?
Greetings,
Edwin
>
> Hello,
> I've still a stack problem... and I-m really stuck at this
point...
> I would like to open a file containing 12 images (using
list Opener) , make a stack and then a montage on imageJ.
>
> As I have already an image open on imageJ, this last is
incorporated in the stack with my other 12 images when I
run ("Convert images to Stack") and I don-t want that !
> How can I do to ignore this image that has to stay open
when I make the stack? I'm sure there is a way of doing
this, but I cannot found out...
>
> By the way, Large Montage still doesn-t work... plugin not
found when I run it. Even though I have all the files that I
need ! I might have done something wrong, but i don-t know
what ! I run imageJ bundled with Java.
>
> Any suggestions ?
>
> many thanks
>
> france
>
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