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AimAdt Screenshots

The following screenshots include brief descriptions of the window contents. Detailed information on each control can be found in the AimAdt User's Manual.

NOTE: these window layouts are subject to change.

 

AimAdt Grid Window Samples

Grid Window Sample1

The above window  is a sample of the AimAdt grid window. It is showing three different arrays: one unsigned 8 bit integer, one signed 32 bit integer, and one 32 bit floating point. (The data are not related, and were generated for illustration purposes only.) The arrays were passed to AimAdt from a Java main program that used  a single interface call for each array. The first array, (the unsigned 8 bit integer) is highlighted in a different color to make it easier to visually distinguish the 3 arrays. The values on the left that appear to be data types (intus8, int32, float32) are in fact the titles of the arrays, which you can set to whatever values you like.

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Grid Window Sample 2

Here is another sample grid window, this one showing two views of a 3-color image. The three color values (R,G,B) for a pixel are displayed in the same cell, separated by "/". As before, the first array is highlighted. Both arrays have the same title, but the first is displayed in decimal format, while the second is displayed in hexadecimal format. (Note: the RGB image capability is currently available only  when interfacing AimAdt with a Java program, or when reading the image file from disk).

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AimAdt Control Panel Window Samples

The Array Tab

This window is the Array tab panel, one of several tab panels in the AimAdt Control Panel. With this tab panel you can change the array title, hide the array from the grid display, set the display format of the array, set the number of decimal positions displayed, copy an array, delete it, and popup a text window showing the array's properties, among other things.

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The Files Tab

The Files tab provides AimAdt array I/O capabilities. It allows you to open Java-supported image files and previously saved binary AimArray format files. It also allows you to save loaded arrays as either a binary AimAdt Array format file or as a comma-separated (csv) text file. See the FAQ for more information on supported image types.

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The Reorder Tab

The Reorder tab shows all of the arrays that are currently loaded into AimAdt, along with information as to whether they are showing or hidden and how they are displayed. The Reorder tab allows you to quickly show or hide arrays, as well as re-arrange the display order of the arrays.

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The Font Tab

The Font tab allows you to change the font size of the grid window cells, as well as the font size of the text that is displayed in the AimAdt Parameters and Properties popup windows. Additional font options are available using the AimAdt Parameter file.

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The Misc Tab

The Misc tab window has options to show or not show the array titles in the display, highlight the first array in the grid window, change the grid window title, maximally fit the grid window in either the vertical or horizontal dimension, and vary the method of selecting cells in the grid window, among other things. When working in interface mode, the Release button lets you return control to the calling program if it called AimAdt with the "Wait" option.

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The About Tab

The About tab shows you the AimAdt software copyright, version and license information. If you have the trial version, it also tells you how many days are left in the trial period.

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