Michael Jeltsch
PhD, Adjunct Professor
Academy Research Fellow
michael@jeltsch.org

Research Programs Unit
Room B318a
P.O. Box 63 (Haartmaninkatu 8)
00014 University of Helsinki
Finland
phone +358 2 941 25514
fax +358 2 941 25510

Olli Ritvos
MD/PhD, Adjunct Professor
Instruct Protein production services facilitator
olli.ritvos@helsinki.fi

Medicum, room B132b
P.O. Box 63 (Haartmaninkatu 8)
FIN-00014 University of Helsinki
phone +358 2 941 25284

Arja Pasternack
PhD, Senior Researcher
Protein production specialist
arja.pasternack@helsinki.fi

Medicum, room B132b
P.O. Box 63 (Haartmaninkatu 8)
FIN-00014 University of Helsinki
phone +358 2 941 25284

Affiliations

This is the place where we are going to collect all the answers to questions Äkta users have asked us.

How do I look at my chromatograms if I have no access to the Äkta workstation?

There are four options:
1. You can export it into a vector graphics file that you can open on any computer with free software. Unfortunately, Unicorn still does not allow saving into standard vector formats (such as SVG), but you need to go via the Enhanced Windows Metafile (EWMF) format. This can be opend on Windows with virtually any vector graphics program. On MacOSX or Linux, EWMF can be opened by OpenOffice Draw. From there you can export it as SVG to open in any other vector graphics program such as Inkscape or Adobe Illustrator.
2. You install a copy of the Unicorn workstation on your computer; a license and a Windows OS are required. Contact Michael for details.
3. You export your data into a CSV file and open in with a free cromatogram viewer such as Bio-Rad's ChromLab.

4. You take a screenshot.