Is it possible to perform Batch Processing on mass++?

[sats...@gmail.com]

Hi,

Yes you can perform Batch Processing on mass++ by using the command
line tool called "msppcmd" as:
> msppcmd -fmt mzxml -in filexxx.lcd -out filexxx.mzXML
for more information
>msppcmd --help
you can get a simple help message for how to use other parameters.

> Is this ability in mass++ already, or can our IT department write a
> script that will enable batch format, multiple file processing?
No, we are going to develop such option in the near future. Currently
please ask you IT guys to
write a script, it's very easy. If you still have difficulties, please
let me know.

Ken



2009/1/29 masspecialty <billg...@yahoo.com>:
> Ken,
>
> Many belated thanks to you for the answer to my question. I really
> appreciate the help, and am currently downloading the 1.5 version to
> try out the latest additions.
>
> I have another question...
>
> Is it possible to perform Batch Processing on mass++? We would like to
> be able to process or convert several files in a batch format rather
> than to load them and process them one at a time. Specifically, I
> would like to use the conversion capacity of mass++ to open .lcd files
> and resave them as open source mzXML files... but I want to do it in
> batch format, not individually.
>
> Is this ability in mass++ already, or can our IT department write a
> script that will enable batch format, multiple file processing?
>
> Thanks again for a great program!

[masspecialty]

Thank you very much again Ken. We will be trying that out right away!

Matt

On Jan 29, 12:18 am, satst...@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Yes you can perform Batch Processing on mass++ by using the command
> line tool called "msppcmd" as:> msppcmd -fmt mzxml -in  filexxx.lcd  -out filexxx.mzXML
>
> for more information>msppcmd --help
>
> you can get a simple help message for how to use other parameters.
>
> > Is this ability in mass++ already, or can our IT department write a
> > script that will enable batch format, multiple file processing?
>
> No, we are going to develop such option in the near future. Currently
> please ask you IT guys to
> write a script, it's very easy. If you still have difficulties, please
> let me know.
>
> Ken
>

> 2009/1/29 masspecialty <billgin...@yahoo.com>: