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Frequently Asked QuestionsChapter 2: Getting Started1. Organise your computer. Create a master folder to hold other sub-folders, one for each new compound, e.g. c:/cpds/cpd1 2. Copy the crystallographic data in to the sub-folder. This can be a SHELXS hkl file or CAD4/Mach3 data collection and psi curves. Take care: If you open a data file with WORD, you may accidentally save it as a WORD document. Use WORDPAD, notepad, EDIT, or some other text editor 3. Click the CRYSTALS icon, and use the browser to find the folder containing your data. Click OK. 4. The CRYSTALS window is divided into four areas:
5. CRYSTALS creates many files:
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