This directory contains the latest version of iiV.

Contents:

README - this file
changes - list of changes between versions
data/t25sub.hdr.gz - sample data compressed Analyze header file
data/t25sub.img.gz - sample data compressed Analyze data file
iiV.bat - sample DOS batch file for invoking iiV
iiV.csh - sample Unix csh script file for invoking iiV
iiV.jar - most recent version of iiV binary classes in a jar file
iiVlookups/lookup.lkup - sample color lookup file
iiVlookups/invert.lkup - sample color lookup file
iiVlookups/wash.u.lkup - sample color lookup file
mapfiles/t25submapfile - sample coordinate mapping file for t25sub image
iiV####.jar - complete specific version of iiV binary classes
iiV####save.jar - partial iiV version jar containing classes associated with saving
iiV####main.jar - partial iiV version jar containing main classes
iiV####dialogs.jar - partial iiV version jar containing dialog classes
iiV####mainmenu.jar - partial iiV version jar containing main menu classes
iiV####fileformats.jar - partial iiV version jar containing file format classes
iiV####mainpanel.jar - partial iiV version jar containing main panel classes

Installation:

1. Download and install Java Runtime Enviroment (JRE) > 1.1.x or Java
Development Kit (JDK) > 1.1.x.  Both are freely available from Sun
Microsystems at "http://java.sun.com/".
Skip this step if java is already installed on your system.

2. Create a directory for iiV.

3. Download iiV.jar and place it in the iiV directory. This should be
a copy of the most recent version.  Older versions are also visible in
this directory.

4. Download BeanShell version 2.0b4.jar or greater available at
http://www.beanshell.org/download.html
Place it in the iiV directory and rename it bsh.jar (or create
a link called bsh.jar).

5. Windows:
     Download iiV.bat and place it in the iiV directory.
   Unix:
     Download iiV.csh and place it in the iiV directory.
     Make sure iiV.csh is executable (i.e. chmod +x iiV.csh).
     Softlink iiV to iiV.csh for simpler execution (i.e. ln -s iiV.csh iiV).

6. For a test example, download data/t25sub.hdr.gz,
data/t25sub.img.gz, iiVlookups/lookup.lkup, and mapfiles/t25submapfile.

7. Edit iiV.bat or iiV.csh to reflect your local enviroment.  You may
need to specify complete paths to jre or java executble.  You may also
need to correct the classpath.  You may need to add the path to the
BeanShell jar file.

8. Try executing iiV.bat or iiV.csh.  Browse and display the test data.

9. See "http://james.psych.umn.edu/iiV/iiVHelp.html" for info on using
iiV.

10. Please register at "http://james.psych.umn.edu/iiV/iiVregistration.html".


Good luck.


Written by:

Joel T. Lee                Home Page:  http://james.psych.umn.edu/~jtlee/
Computer Scientist         E-mail:     jtlee@james.psych.umn.edu
Cognitive Neuroimaging Unit
VA Medical Center          Phone:      (612)467-1749
One Veterans Drive         FAX:        (612)467-2249
Minneapolis, MN 55417

Under the direction of:

Jose' V. Pardo, MD, Ph.D.
Cognitive Neuroimaging Unit, Psychiatry Services, VA Medical Center
& Division of Neuroscience Research, Department of Psychiatry,
University of Minnesota



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