Hi! Geert
When I asked the same question this February, Gavin kindly suggested the use 
of a proteowizard tool, msconvert that extracts positive and negative MS1 
scans separately.
I have tried to use the  msconvert tool.  Just type  msconvert without any 
additional texts in the Windows command prompt. You can see the usages and 
examples for msconvert..
After several trials I could successfully get the data separately.
A successful text is:
 msconvert thermo.raw -o destination_directory --outfile file_name --filter 
"polarity positive" --filter "msLevel 1"
 To keep MS^n scans in the output, type as follows:  msconvert thermo.raw -o 
destination_directory --outfile file_name --filter "polarity positive"
Note:  In the option --outfile, a previous file is overwritten by a new file 
without any caution.

When msconvert sometimes ignores a filter of multiple filters used, MZmine 2 
could not open the resultant file and an popup "Error parsing maML: 
java.lang.NullPointerException (null:-1)" was shown.
But, OpenMS could open the same file. I guess that OpenMS would not strictly 
follow the mzML convention????

Best regards
Hiro

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From: "gegoe" <ge...@psb.vib-ugent.be>
Sent: Friday, March 09, 2012 2:46 AM
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Subject: Re: [Mzmine-devel] how to extract positive and negative MS1 scan 
data separately from a single Thermo raw file that contains MS1 data in both 
positive and negative modes.

> Hi, I have the same problem, ok, for the msconvertor, but how to do it??
>
> Any succes, or anyone can tell me how to do it?
>
> cheers,
> geert.
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