Re: [sdpd] Help on decimal symbol in CONVERT and POWDER of Nita Dragoe

[L.M.D.Cranswick...@dl.ac.uk]

> I'm here asking your help again!
> I'm trying to use CONVERT and POWDER, however, I found the decimal =
> symbols didn't work in the programs. Whatever I input "0.02" or "0,02", =
> the PC just thought as "2" (I'm talking about 2theta step, the same =
> happened to the initial 2 theta).=20
> 
> Well, I'm using NT with spanish system. The decimal symbol was ",", I =
> reseted it to "." one week ago. And it worked in other programs, such as =
> POWDERX, Excel, etc.

There is a list of powder diffraction data converters at:
   
 http://www.ccp14.ac.uk/solution/powderdataconv/index.html

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Though what format are you trying to go from?

If the format is corrupted then until put in a format
that a converter can handle, canned programs may not
be able to do the job. 

Powder v2.00 (sequel to convert for Windows) can handle
a free format  - and ConvX, PowderX and Winfit (all for
for MS-Windows) can handle column format

Lachlan.



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