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Run Stamp  start time       Sat Apr 26 09:35:12 2008
           machine name     3dma.ams.sunysb.edu
           operating system Linux
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Input Data Options
	simulated data (0)
	tomographic data (1)
	segmented data (2)
	burn data (3)
	medial axis data (4)
Enter choice: 1

Data Processing Options
	plot image (1)
	resize tomographic data (2)
	rotate tomographic data (3)
	histogram data, porosity/thresh dependence (4)
	histogram data binormal fit (5)
	generate circular fiducial polygon (6)
	segment data (7)
	image magnification (8)
	image refining by trilinear interpolation (9)
Enter choice: 2

Tomographic data slices are contained in
	separate files (slc)
	a single file  (vol)
Enter file type (slc,vol): slc

Recognized tomographic data file types are
	ascii integer          array  (  ai)
	binary integer         array  (  bi)
	swapped binary integer array  ( sbi)
	binary short integer   array  (  bs)
	swapped binary short   array  ( sbs)
	binary unsigned char   array  ( ubc)
	netcdf files                  (  nc)
	netcdf ascii files            (  na)
	punch ascii files             (  pa)
	sun rasterfile ( 8-bit color) ( sr8)
	sun rasterfile (24-bit color) (sr24)
	bmp                           ( bmp)
	tiff file                     (tiff)
Enter data type (ai,bi,sbi,bs,sbs,ubc,nc,na,pa,sr8,sr24,bmp,tiff): sbs

Tomographic file has header? (y,n(dflt)): y
Header size in bytes: 184

    Files assumed to be labelled  basename.ext,
    basename  is limited to 255 characters maximum,
    ext       is a numerical designator lying between 000 and 999
    It is assumed that the files have consecutively numbered extensions
        ie.  000 -> 056,  or   021 -> 049

Enter basename for tomographic file(s): ../tom/fbr
Are file(s) compressed? [y,n]: y
Enter first and last slice of data to use: 3 8
Slice size of data, (nx,ny): 512 512
Enter basename for resized file(s): ../tom_rs/fbr
Are file(s) to be compressed? [y,n]: y

Resize information selection.
NOTE, row and column numbers begin from 0

For each slice,
   enter first and last column of data to use (x-dir): 110 400
   enter first and last row of data to use (y-dir): 110 400

Slices may be renumbered
Enter new starting slice number: 1