iNMR news #104

[GB, author of iNMR]

Dear Users,

your feedback confirms that iNMR remains a reliable tool across the latest and legacy versions of both macOS and Windows. While the few reported bugs were easily fixed, I’ve noticed that most challenges users face arise from an incomplete familiarity with the software’s depth. A quick message to me is often all it takes to find the right solution.

I am deeply committed to preserving and evolving the iNMR heritage. We have a powerful program that does many things exceptionally well. Adapting it to new environments and needs is a task I am ready and willing to undertake, now aided by Artificial Intelligence to boost my productivity.

Beyond software updates, I’ve realized the need for better communication. To that end, I have reactivated my YouTube channel. The style is strictly "no-nonsense": no long intros, just straight-to-the-point tutorials lasting one or two minutes.

What you will find here:

• Quick Tutorials: Direct answers in under two minutes.

• Deep Dives: Links to specific technical manual pages on inmr.net.

• Interactive Support: I am happy to create custom tutorials. If you have a specific dataset or a processing challenge, send me your spectra! I can record a dedicated video showing you how to handle them in iNMR while maintaining full anonymity.

Your engagement makes the difference. I am not asking for sales, but for your support: please Subscribe, watch, and Like the videos. If you find them valuable, share them with colleagues or introduce them to your students. Your comments are always welcome. I would especially appreciate receiving them publicly on the YouTube channel rather than just privately; they will be invaluable in making the channel more vibrant and visible.

Channel Link: https://www.youtube.com/@giuseppebalacco4536

I am pursuing this mission with professional passion to the very end. With your support, this journey becomes even more impactful.

Sincerely,

Giuseppe Balacco