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This is a new section listing the changs available from recent programming. you will find a help sheet for each change expaining how to use the change.
To down load the newest version of MeltLab5 go to the down load page and read the requirements
MeltLab upgrades for XP/Win7 
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Extra records filing, curver disappearing from screen
Summary: Some installations suffer from a problem of over- sensitivity to changes in the signal from the cup stand.
The MeltLab AI (Artificial Intelligence) detects a cup on the stand and a sample being poured by the voltages coming
from the cup stand. A few customers have reported “ghost” analyses where non-poured samples filed with empty curves, and
where removing a cup from the stand caused the curve to disappear from the screen. (Currently the screen is supposed
to clear when a new cup is placed on the stand.)
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>Extra records filing, curver disappearing from screen
Summary: This feature measures the grain boundary stress as a measure of shrinkage. The shrinkage potential is rated
from 1 to 10 with 10 being the highest shrink potential. This value is then presented in the standard data formats for
screen, and for reports. But the value can also be reported in a Pass/Fail mode similar to Ductile Nodularity. The
underlying stress measurement is also presented graphically on screen when the presentation of the Zero curve is
activated in the derivatives window.