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| - | The facility described here is current as of Zerene Stacker Version 1.02 Build T201001162110. It is intended for use only by advanced users and software developers. | + | The facility described here is current as of Zerene Stacker Version 1.02 Build T2021-05-28-1930. It is intended for use only by advanced users and software developers. |
| ===== The Batch Script ===== | ===== The Batch Script ===== | ||
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| - | Launches on macOS and Linux have the same general structure as on Windows but differ in specific parameters. Contact [[support@zerenesystems.com]] for details. | + | Launches on macOS and Linux have the same general structure as on Windows but differ in specific parameters. On macOS, a suitable command line can be obtained by launching Zerene Stacker from its icon, then looking in folder ~/Library/Preferences/ZereneStacker to find the file "zerenstk.launchcmd". On Linux, a suitable command line can be obtained by running the executable program ZereneStacker/ZereneStacker, then looking in directory ~/.ZereneStacker to find the file "zerenstk.launchcmd". (Note that directory ~/.ZereneStacker is normally "hidden" because of the leading dot in its name.) If this process does not provide adequate information, then contact [[support@zerenesystems.com]] to resolve any issues. |
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| ===== Special Notes Regarding ImageJ ===== | ===== Special Notes Regarding ImageJ ===== | ||
| - | If you are using ImageJ (http://rsbweb.nih.gov/ij/), then Zerene Stacker can be launched directly from an ImageJ macro using the built-in “exec” command. The arguments are long and arcane, and must be adjusted to reflect both the Zerene Stacker installation and the username of the current user. | + | If you are using ImageJ (https://imagej.net/ij/), then Zerene Stacker can be launched directly from an ImageJ macro using the built-in “exec” command. The arguments are long and arcane, and must be adjusted to reflect both the Zerene Stacker installation and the username of the current user. |
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| This is for a Zerene Stacker that is installed in Program Files and is currently being used by "username". | This is for a Zerene Stacker that is installed in Program Files and is currently being used by "username". | ||
| - | This command looks like complete gibberish. The trick to understanding it is to take it apart a bit at a time. | + | This command probably looks like complete gibberish. The trick to understanding it is to take it apart a bit at a time. |
| Everything up through the com.zerenesystems.stacker.gui.MainFrame was obtained by reading the file %appdata%\ZereneStacker\zerenstk.launchcmd (after successfully | Everything up through the com.zerenesystems.stacker.gui.MainFrame was obtained by reading the file %appdata%\ZereneStacker\zerenstk.launchcmd (after successfully | ||