How do I notify ISAC Congress

How do I notify ISAC Congress and Purdue Cytometry List Members there is a  Patch avaiable for the BecktonDickson BD software Issues

In November of 2007 Kanecki Associates Inc developed the FCS Cytopro
to resolve the Memory issues with the Diva Software after a request
from one person at BD. 10 Million Events By 40 Parameters with all
128
Permeations.

As of today’s posts on the Purdue Cytometry Mail List the issues
still
exist.

Since are not allowed on the Purdue Cytometry Mail List and have ISAC
Congress Executives blocking us from the market we would like to make
BD and all other Corporations, Hospitals, Universities, etc. aware
that we can LICENSE A PATCH that will resolve the issues in BD's DIVA
software.

We are willing to work with BD and are unaware if they knew of the
one
person’s prior request or even what was done with the software once
the one person from BD received it. We will send a letter to BD's
corporate office to notify them we are willing to work with the
corporation if they wish. We did develop the code and are willing to
work directly with BD if they wish to compile it to the troubled
software to end all the issues.

There is no need for Purdue University Cytometry Laboratories
Executives to keep up with suspected exclusion of those who can help.
They need to resolve the issues in the system with the ISAC Congress
Executives in the Data Standards Committee and work with other
corporations even if the won't benefit financially personally.

If anyone is interested in their software to function properly please
contact Kanecki Associates Inc.

Http://www.kanecki.com
Ceo@Kanecki2.com
Mitch@kanecki.com

Mitchell Haynes
Vp.
Kanecki Associates Inc
281-444-1619

From: Wayne Turnbull [mailto:wayne.turnb...@kcl.ac.uk]
Sent: Tuesday, October 14, 2008 9:32 AM
To: cyto-inbox
Subject: Diva 6.1.1 user issues

Afternoon flowers,

Having recently moved to Diva 6.1.1, we're experiencing some software
lock-up problems, usually after closing down CS&T, that require a
full re-install, which is becoming tiresome, and I wondered if any
others had experienced similar problems?

Wayne

Wayne Turnbull
Flow Cytometry Services
Department of Immunobiology
GKT Guy's Hospital
London SE1 9RT
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From: Berend <b.hooibr...@amc.uva.nl>
Date: Thu Oct 16 2008 - 03:58:54 EDT

We have seen similar problems with 6.1.1 and CST module. I am not
able to run the cst when I started the diva software in a Windows
(normal)User account. It locks-up immediately. So, we first log in
as
administrator in windows xp, do the cst run, quit diva after this qc-
check and log in as (limited) user. Thereafter we startup diva again
and everything works fine, except the cst and configuration modules.
Our service engineer (BD) couldn't fix it so far. Still I prefer the
let everybody work as limited user with the LSR, to keep systems
clean from al kind of ?%^&b 9b  b " people want to install.
Berend

On Oct 15, 2008, at 3:43 PM, Nilles, Tricia L.. wrote:

 
> Wayne,
> Yes, we also have experienced a similar issue.     After running CS&T,
> we cannot make any
> changes (ie renaming specimens, experiments) we first have to exit
> and relaunch the
> software.  Logging out does not work.  I have discussed this with
> our local service rep
> and also one of the software specialists who came in for local
> training and demos, and no
> one has offered a 'fix'.
> Tricia L Nilles
> Research Specialist
> Flow Cytometry Laboratory
> Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Wayne Turnbull [mailto:wayne.turnb...@kcl.ac.uk]
> Sent: Tuesday, October 14, 2008 9:32 AM
> To: cyto-inbox
> Subject: Diva 6.1.1 user issues
> Afternoon flowers,
> Having recently moved to Diva 6.1.1, we're experiencing some software
> lock-up problems, usually after closing down CS&T, that require a
> full re-install, which is becoming tiresome, and I wondered if any
> others had experienced similar problems?
> Wayne
> Wayne Turnbull
> Flow Cytometry Services
> Department of Immunobiology
> GKT Guy's Hospital
> London SE1 9RT


Berend Hooibrink
Flow cytometry core facility
Dept.. Cellbiology & Histology room L3-115
AMC
Meibergdreef 15
1105AZ  Amsterdam
Netherlands
Tel.: 31(0)20-5666804
Fax: 31(0)20-6974156
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From: Ted Hibbs <Ted_Hi...@bonfils.org>
Date: Thu Oct 16 2008 - 22:27:10 EDT
Berend,
We had a similar issue when we first got our BD CantoII with Diva
6.1.1.  It
is related to the permissions on the folders on the C:\ drive, though
I donb t
remember exactly where.  Once I changed the permissions on the
folders, it is
working well.
Ted
From: Berend [mailto:b.hooibr...@amc.uva.nl]
Sent: Thursday, October 16, 2008 1:59 AM
To: Cytometry Mailing List
Subject: Re: Diva 6.1.1 user issues
We have seen similar problems with 6.1.1 and CST module. I am not
able
to run
the cst when I started the diva software in a Windows (normal)User
account.
It locks-up immediately. So, we first log in as administrator in
windows xp,
do the cst run, quit diva after this qc-check and log in as (limited)
user.
Thereafter we startup diva again and everything works fine, except
the
cst
and configuration modules. Our service engineer (BD) couldn't fix it
so far.
Still I prefer the let everybody work as limited user with the LSR,
to
keep
systems clean from al kind of ?%^&b 9b  b " people want to install.
Berend
On Oct 15, 2008, at 3:43 PM, Nilles, Tricia L.. wrote:
Wayne,
Yes, we also have experienced a similar issue. After running CS&T, we
cannot
make any
changes (ie renaming specimens, experiments) we first have to exit
and
relaunch the
software.  Logging out does not work.  I have discussed this with our
local
service rep
and also one of the software specialists who came in for local
training and
demos, and no
one has offered a 'fix'.
Tricia L Nilles
Research Specialist
Flow Cytometry Laboratory
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health