There's been some reports that the Install Anywhere production package we use to create FlowJo installers, bundles a really old java VM, which in turns gives the testers a different bundle of software than what we, the developers, use on our computers. To reconcile, I've stripped out the bundled VM, leaving it up to the tester to install the proper java version on their system prior to installing FlowJo. Here's the alternate installer:
http://offsite.treestar.com/downloads/FlowJo7.6_noVM.exe
We only support the 1.6 release of java, which you can obtain from Sun here:
http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp
so that now whatever version of java responds in command prompt..
is the version you should see in FlowJo:
new in 7.6! ( link)
- Improved and ungroupable PPTX output.
- Ability to dynamically adjust high-range parameters (Accuri, XDP, etc) from the graph window, and without picket fencing. To access this, open any graph window, click the little T button adjacent to either parameter label, and choose "Change displayed parameter range". In pictorial form:
Before:
After:
known issues with parameter range adjustment:
- may not be persistent from session to session, we're working on it.
- does not work for histogram/CDF plots (on my ToDo next)
- for log-scaled parameters, enter the log of your values instead of the actual values. To explain: if you wanted to "zoom in" from 10^2 to 10^3, enter "2, 3" for the range, instead of "100, 1000".
FlowJo Mac tricks:
If you have a layout with 100 overlays, and then realize they shouldn't be blue/red but shades of gray, here's how to fix it.
Adjust the colors of only one overlay - the top-left-most one in your layout - using the color squares on the legend.
Select all overlays (cmd+A), and double click your selection, aiming the double-click at the correctly colored figure.
In the multi-chart-edit dialog, hit the center button - "Make colors & line styles..":
and now all the overlays will have the same colors as the first.
You can also set the overlay default colors in Preferences >> Tables/Layouts tab >> Define Palette button.
