After accepting the VivoQuant license, you have the option to choose components which allows you to tailor the installation to your specific needs. Please note, that it is typically safe to accepts the default settings, though.
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Qt4 libraries | Unless you already have Qt installed on your system, it is highly recommended that you use the version coming with VQ. | ||||||||||||||||
ImageMagick binaries | Installs the IM programs mpeg2encode (required for
generation of MPEG movies) and convert (general
tool to convert image formats, not required by VQ).
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Manual | After installation, the manual is available by pressing
<F1> on the main VQ screen, or using the
Help|Manual menu. Alternatively, you can also find the manual online at http://www.vivoquant.com/manual/index.html. |
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BatchCT service | Install the BatchCT service, allowing reconstruction of CT data sets without further user interaction. | ||||||||||||||||
21 CFR part 11 | Experimental options to allow VQ to be used in an 21 CFR part 11 environment (FDA's electronic record keeping regulations). | ||||||||||||||||
Options |
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CT Disable options |
These options should be reserved for advanced users.
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Debugging | These options allow us to debug problems in VQ. |
For the destination folder, it is recommended to keep the default settings. However, if you would like to install multiple versions of VivoQuant on your system, you can choose a different install location here.