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Date: 31-August-09
LC Macro Contribution #18
Contribution 'Printing valve position on ChemStation report'



Revision History
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  1. A.01  Original Version for ChemStation  17-March-05
  2. A.02  Support for new instrument drivers added  31-August-09
 

Contribution Purpose
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This user contributed macros prints the valve positions onto 
the report header of the ChemStation report.


NOTES:	- This is a user contributed macro. It is not officially
          supported by Agilent Technologies.
	- It is not fully tested so some unknown errors can occur. 



Contribution Structure
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This macro is a set of files, containing...

  	  	- ValvePos.mac
	    	- readme.txt 




Prerequisites
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- MS operating system as required by the revision of the 
  ChemStation in use 
- The ChemStation software, Rev. B.01.01 or higher



Installation
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	* Copy the following macro to ChemStation's
          executable directory as follows:

              C:\Chem32\CORE\ValvePos.mac

	* Modify C:\Chem32\CORE\USER.MAC to contain the following line
              Macro ValvePos.mac,go
        



Use
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        If no user.mac file is present, please remember, that the macro
        need to loaded every time the ChemStation has been restarted.

	* Load the macro into the ChemStation using the command...

		Macro ValvePos.mac,go
	
	 
        If the macro is called from the user.mac file, the macro is 
        present and will be executed.
	


Operation Overview
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The macro is executed as soon as a report is printed. The valve position
can be found in the header of the ChemStation report.