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RatImage
RatImage,
by now an old-timer for experimentalists, is a library of routines for
the MS-DOS operating system. It offers a graphical interface, buttons,
menus, etc. It provides full and complete control of your experimental
interface. The time to develop experiments is, similar to www
experiments, in the order of magnitude of days and weeks. It is not
very resource-hungry -- a 286 with 2 MB main memory and a floppy disk
should be sufficient. Thus, if you have cheap computers, RatImage may
be your only choice. However, you are restricted to MS-DOS and, while
it is perhaps theoretically possible to link laboratories in different
locations together, nobody dared to do it so far with RatImage.
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Oliver Kirchkamp