Spectroscopy software

Version 5.0 of GRAMS/32 spectroscopy software program adds Spectral Workbooks, network-administration tools, and application packs to the data-analysis and management program. The new version is a 32-bit program that runs on Windows NT 4.0 and Windows 95. Spectral Workbooks provide a custom environment for processing and viewing data. Processing data and performing functions with the data can be automated.

Jun 1st, 1997

Spectroscopy software

Version 5.0 of GRAMS/32 spectroscopy software program adds Spectral Workbooks, network-administration tools, and application packs to the data-analysis and management program. The new version is a 32-bit program that runs on Windows NT 4.0 and Windows 95. Spectral Workbooks provide a custom environment for processing and viewing data. Processing data and performing functions with the data can be automated.

Galactic Industries Corp., Salem, NH

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