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Within the TEST version of CDendro 7.5 there is now a mechanism for removing a non-zero ring. There is already a mechanism for inserting a zero-ring (right-click on the curve) and for removing a zero ring (shift-right-click on the zero ring on the curve). When there is no zero ring, then a shift-rig...

When it comes to removing rings originating from a .pos file, the case is much easier: Note the ring number in CDendro. That number is also normally shown in CooRecorder. So alt-tab to your CooRecorder session and update your measurements and save the file again (with the same name). Then alt-tab to...

It happens often that I find an extra inserted ring in one of the series and I need to remove it before adding it to the target collection. Is there an efficient way of doing this? Right now I crop the series into two parts (leaving out the extra ring), I then save each part as a .wid, than I reimp...

While searching the web for roman pines chronologies (impossible!), I quickly retrieved an oak chronology from Crummy P., Hillam J., Crossan C. 1982, Mersea Island: the Anglo-Saxon causeway, in Essex Archaeology and History, 14, pp. 77-86 (http://cat.essex.ac.uk/reports/EAS-report-0023.pdf). Since ...

Question: ...my copy of coorecorder recently stopped showing numbers associated with ring width measurments. That is, I click on the ring, and the appropriate + mark appears, but there is no number with it. The crack markers, and the two markers per ring function also do not have any numbers. Any s...

Question: I'm hoping you can tell me how to copy decadal files from ITRDB so I can access them with CDendro. I tried pasting one downloaded file onto WordPad and saving it as #####.dec and then as #####.rwl, but Windows stuck a .txt on there and CDendro won't open it. First three lines look like thi...

Collecting and exporting CooRecorder point-labels Some users add "pointLabels" when measuring in CooRecorder. Typical marks are for a fire scar or a sudden decrease of growth rate. Collections with such synchronized .pos-files can be saved in the .fil format of CDendro. The labels can be ...

The second option works well for me especially that I do have some sections scanned to higher resolution. There are also minor drawbacks. For example, the point labels are lost when creating a mean value curve. Also, when you match the 2 parts and no ring overlap (stop measuring at one ring and sta...

When you are working with a collection of many members - even thousands of members - you might want to "export" a big group of members all e.g. longer than 100 years to a separate Heidelberg or Tucson file. To do this you have to first uncheck all members with the "Uncheck all" b...

There are two basic ways to do this with CooRecorder and CDendro: 1. Copy all the photos together - without any careful overlaping! - and measure from the big photo. Where you have to "jump" to the next photo in the suite, use a "double-point", as described at http://www.cybis.se...