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Hi Daniella, re: > I'm sorry I didn't even present myself. I'm a student from UFRJ(Universidade > Federal do Rio de Janeiro) a brazilian university. I got McIdas-X from my > teacher after find out I can't get it from unidata site. Do I need some > special > autorization? No, the UFRJ is authorized to download McIDAS. The reason I asked is the email address you have used, address@hidden, is not one associated with a university, so I did not know who you are. re: > McIDAS was installed but has some problems yet. OK. re: > My problem now is configurate Mcidas properly. > Is there a right <fully_qualified_directory_name> to be the XCDDATA? > I put my in /data/ldm/mcidas, but I don't if I did the right thing. McIDAS doesn't care where you put your data, but it needs to know where that data is. re: > After that I try to the "Getting Started with ADDE" part but my IMGDISP disply > nothing! OK. If I understand you correctly, you want to use McIDAS to analyze/display some satellite imagery that you have. Correct? re: > In Mcidas-X window every time a go in Dysplay option and ask anything I receid > this error message: > > expected integer but got "" > expected integer but got "" > while executing > "format "%2d" $curfram" > (procedure "curFrame" line 4) > invoked from within > "curFrame $bframe" > invoked from within > "set CurFrame [curFrame $bframe]" > (command bound to event) OK, this is from the Unidata McIDAS GUI, MCGUI. re: > Is this an error of configuration? Yes, something is not configured correctly. Would it be possible for me to logon to the UFRJ machine where McIDAS is installed so I can review the installation? If the answer is yes, I would need the password for the 'mcidas' user and the machine the software is installed on. These should be sent in separate emails to my private Unidata emaili address, address@hidden, ** without reference to the name of the account or the machine on which McIDAS is installed **. What I mean is: - send one email with the password with no reference to the machine or account name - send a separate email with the machine name with no reference to the account name or password > Thank you for your help, No worries. Cheers, Tom -- **************************************************************************** Unidata User Support UCAR Unidata Program (303) 497-8642 P.O. Box 3000 address@hidden Boulder, CO 80307 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Unidata HomePage http://www.unidata.ucar.edu **************************************************************************** Ticket Details =================== Ticket ID: CQU-239775 Department: Support McIDAS Priority: Normal Status: Closed