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@ -49,10 +49,12 @@ under Linux, Mac OS X, and (with some more work) under Windows. The musrfit fram
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- **msr2msr**: old WKM like msr-files can be transformed into musrfit style msr-files with this little program.
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- musrgui (obsolete): an editor to handle msr-files, calling musrfit, etc. from within the editor, based on Qt3.x.
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Only bug fixing will be done on this version, and if you have >= Qt4.6 available you should use musredit instead.
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- **musredit**: an editor to handle msr-files, calling musrfit, etc. from within a simple text editor, based on >= Qt4.6.
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- **musredit**: an editor to handle msr-files, calling musrfit, etc. from within a simple text editor, based on >= Qt4.6. A technical documentation of musredit can be found
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\htmlonly <a href="../musredit/html/index.html">here.</a>\endhtmlonly
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- **musrWiz** (beta): allows to create an initial msr-file by a step-by-step instruction wizard.
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- **musrStep**: allows to efficiently deal with initial step values of msr-files. Especially useful for msr-files dealing with many runs/detectors.
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- **mupp**: is the muSR parameter plotter. It allows to plot values in db- or dat-files (collections).
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- **mupp**: is the muSR parameter plotter. It allows to plot values in db- or dat-files (collections). A technical documentation of mupp can be found
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\htmlonly <a href="../mupp/html/index.html">here.</a>\endhtmlonly
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- **MuSRFit**: a graphical user interface based on PerlQt (written by Z. Salman) for an easy to use interface to the musrfit framework.
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Compared to the more general approach of writing msr-files, it has some limitations, though it might be easier for a first user of the musrfit framework.
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- **any2many**: should be a "universal" muSR data-file-format converter.
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