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Old 08-20-2010, 05:26 AM #1
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Exclamation Seaching for program users guide calles "Mclab"
Hello,


I`m study from Germany and your forum is nice.
I have a little problem with a neuroscientific programm called "mclab". Do you know this? May I dont mean MATLAB.
It could be that anyone of you worked with Mclab anytime. If you know this program, do you know if there is a guide or manual instructions how to use it?

The program has to do with "motion perception".

Thank you very much an have a nice weekend.

Irene
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