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Last edited by elisa-k Jul 26, 2023
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Basics of command line navigation

This is a minimal introduction in command line navigation under Windows, to allow you to complete the GEPARD installation. (Under Linux command line navigation works in a similar way, with the exception of using slash / instead of backslash \ as a connector and the command ls instead of dir to list the contents of a folder.)

The Anaconda prompt will look something like this:

prompt1

In parentheses you see the active Anaconda environment. (base) is the default and -- unless you have created multiple environments yourself -- the only one. It is followed by the current location in the directory.

To list the contents of the current folder, type dir and press enter:

prompt2

To navigate to a subfolder type cd (for change directory) followed by the name of the subfolder:

prompt3

You can move through multiple levels by typing a backslash \ between the names of the folders:

prompt4

cd .. navigates to the parent directory. The two fullstops indicate one level "up" and can be combined to move through more than one levels:

prompt5

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Getting started

  • Basics of command line navigation
  • Step-by-step installation guide
  • Configuration

Using GEPARD

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  • Raman scan - old Gepard

Using GepardEvaluation

  • Import spectra to project
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  • Import spectra evaluation results

Special use cases

  • Import project from WiTEC ParticleScout®
  • Correlative microscopy/Working with different microscopes

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