Natchiket,
Alternatively to setting the environment PATH, you should be able to run
msconvert on the commandline by using the full path to the executable
instead, (and remember to include the quotes!)
This is the full path on my system, and likely also on yours:
"c:\Program
Hello Nachiket,
Thanks for your interest in the TPP! The location where proteowizard is
installed on your system is not in your windows system PATH environment
variable. Please add the directory where you found msconvert to your PATH
environment variable and try running it again. Let us know
Hello everybody,
I've been trying to run MSConvert from the Windows Command Prompt but it
keeps giving an error saying 'msconvert' is not recognized as the name of
cmdlet. I tried using variations like- 'MSconvert', 'msConvert',
'MSConvert' to no avail.
I also tried to look for the
Dear David,
to generate my library I have done a couple of steps:
1) modified the file utils.py from seq2ms to contain my modifications:
*# C H N O S P# mods = {"ox" : [0,0,0,1,0,0], ## changed this line to
enable sulfatase modification prediction se=serine;
al=formylglycine-aldehyd;
Dear David,
Thank you for your reply and the offer to help!
I will answer in my original post to avoid spaming this announcement too
much.
Best regards,
Juergen
David Shteynberg schrieb am Donnerstag, 4. April 2024 um 17:15:02 UTC+2:
> Now that I have also read your original message...
