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From: cohen@lindsay.psychiatry.uiowa.edu
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Subject: NIH Image
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Date: 25 Jun 91 21:04:11 GMT
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I have just downloaded the latest incarnation of NIH Image and am having a few
problems with it.
I would like to use the 3D reconstruction feature, however, whenever I invoke
this, I get an error message indicating that the macro definition of nslice is
in error, something like that nslice is a reserved verb (noun, whatever...)  Is
there a more recent version of the 3D reconstruction macro than what came with
1.37?  am I just doing this wrong?
Also, when I attempted to use the test data set of 27 MR images that NIH was
kind enough to include, I seem to run out of memory (I have 8 MB in my Mac II
with 6.5 MB free when I start Image.
Again, am I doing something wrong, or is there something wrong elsewhere?
Thanks for the help!!

I really really really DO LIKE IMAGE!!  I wish that someone had this for the PC
platform (DOS, WINDOWS, OS/2 I don't care, it would really be neat!!)