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• I have upgraded my operating system to NT/Win2000/XP, but my version of PSI-Plot  does not work.
• Will the new version of PSI-Plot read files created with older versions ?
• Under Win 2000/XP, I get a file I/O error message when running some data analysis functions.
• I have exported a graph in EPS format, but I can not view it under GSView.

 

Download updated executables

Note: To install the newest PSI-Plot v8.8 executable (compiled on April 18, 2008), you must have PSI-Plot version 8.8 installed first.

plot88.exe is a self-extracting file, please save it to a temporary folder and then run it to extract the psiplot.exe file.  By default, it will replace the file at c:\program files\psi\psiplot\psiplot.exe. If you installed PSI-Plot at a different folder, make should that psiplot.exe file has been updated.  Click here to download.

I have upgraded my operating system to NT/Win2000/XP, but my version of PSI-Plot does not work.

The latest versions of PSI-Plot and ProStat run under all the Windows platforms. For earlier versions, you need the NT/Win2000/XP edition of PSI-Plot to run under NT/Win2000/XP.

Will the new version of PSI-Plot/ProStat read files created with older versions ?

Both PSI-Plot and ProStat are back compatible. The cross compatibility relation between these two programs are listed as follows:

PSI-Plot version 8.8	ProStat version 4.8
PSI-Plot version 8.0	ProStat version 4.0
PSI-Plot version 7.8	ProStat version 3.8
PSI-Plot version 7.0	ProStat version 3.0
PSI-Plot version 6.5	ProStat version 2.5
PSI-Plot version 6.0	ProStat version 2.0
PSI-Plot version 5.5	ProStat version 1.6

Under Win 2000/XP, I get a file I/O error message when running some data analysis functions.

This problem has been taken care of in the latest versions of PSI-Plot and ProStat. For earlier versions, this error message popped up when the program failed to write a reporting file (permission denial from the program default folder). Typically it happens when you install the program with one login name and run the program with another login name. Make sure you install the program and run the program under the same login name. If you  need to run the program under multiple users, you need the network edition of the program.

  I have exported a graph in EPS format, but I can not view it under GSView

This problem is due to the bounding box setting, you can fix it easily by checking the "EPS Clip" option under the Options menu of the GSView program.

 

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