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	== '''Installing And Updating BioPack''' ==		== '''Installing And Updating BioPack''' ==

	You have the options of either ~~perfroming~~ a fresh install or an incremental update.		You have the options of either performing a fresh install or an incremental update.

	Incremental update is quicker, but it requires that you have the latest "base release" of BioPack installed		Incremental update is quicker, but it requires that you have the latest "base release" of BioPack installed

	A fresh install is required if you have an earlier version of "base release" or you have just re-installed VNMRJ		A fresh install is required if you have an earlier version of "base release" or you have just re-installed VNMRJ

	=== '''Fresh Installation''' ~~===~~		=== '''Fresh Installation''' ===

	# Go to the [http://www.varianinc.com/nav/products/nmr/apps/usergroup/toc/ul_image/psglib/BioPack&cid=KHPPJIIHFI&zsb=1206824864.usergroup BioPack download page]. Follow the installation instruction therein for a system-wide install. You will normally have to install the latest <tt>loadbiopack</tt> macro first.
	# The new BioPack installation must be activated with a new probe file. The process is usually automatic if there is no user probefile (in <tt>~/vnmrsys/probes/</tt>). Otherwise you need to manually activate BioPack with the new probe file by calling <tt>BPbiopack1a('y')</tt>.
	~~# Customize the new probefile according to the printed istructions. You can also view the instructions by typing <tt>man('BioPacklist')</tt>.~~
	~~# Perform the full probefile calibration, if necessary.~~

	~~=== '''Incremental Update'''~~ ===

			#Go to the [http://www.varianinc.com/nav/products/nmr/apps/usergroup/toc/ul_image/psglib/BioPack&cid=KHPPJIIHFI&zsb=1206824864.usergroup BioPack download page]. Follow the installation instruction therein for a system-wide install. You will normally have to install the latest <tt>loadbiopack</tt> macro first.
			#The new BioPack installation must be activated with a new probe file. The process is usually automatic if there is no user probefile (in <tt>~/vnmrsys/probes/</tt>). Otherwise you need to manually activate BioPack with the new probe file by calling <tt>BPbiopack1a('y')</tt>.
			#Customize the new probefile according to the printed instructions. You can also view the instructions by typing <tt>man('BioPacklist')</tt>.
			#Perform the full probefile calibration, if necessary.

			=== '''Incremental Update''' ===

	-- Main.AlexEletski - 31 Mar 2008		-- Main.AlexEletski - 31 Mar 2008

Alex: moved NESG:InstallingAndUpdatingBioPack to Installing and updating BioPack

2009-11-30T19:31:52Z

moved NESG:InstallingAndUpdatingBioPack to Installing and updating BioPack

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== '''Installing And Updating BioPack''' ==

You have the options of either perfroming a fresh install or an incremental update.

Incremental update is quicker, but it requires that you have the latest "base release" of BioPack installed

A fresh install is required if you have an earlier version of "base release" or you have just re-installed VNMRJ

=== '''Fresh Installation''' ===

# Go to the [http://www.varianinc.com/nav/products/nmr/apps/usergroup/toc/ul_image/psglib/BioPack&cid=KHPPJIIHFI&zsb=1206824864.usergroup BioPack download page]. Follow the installation instruction therein for a system-wide install. You will normally have to install the latest <tt>loadbiopack</tt> macro first.
# The new BioPack installation must be activated with a new probe file. The process is usually automatic if there is no user probefile (in <tt>~/vnmrsys/probes/</tt>). Otherwise you need to manually activate BioPack with the new probe file by calling <tt>BPbiopack1a('y')</tt>.
# Customize the new probefile according to the printed istructions. You can also view the instructions by typing <tt>man('BioPacklist')</tt>.
# Perform the full probefile calibration, if necessary.

=== '''Incremental Update''' ===

-- Main.AlexEletski - 31 Mar 2008