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News Release from: Lloyd Instruments | Subject: Nexygen MT
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 02 April 2003
Software tips help create testing
expertise
Useful operator notes now included with materials testing control software to help users maximise effectiveness
Materials testing specialist Lloyd Instruments is now including useful operator notes on ways to get the most out of its new Nexygen MT materials testing control software The latest version of this software, with its vast test library, is already making an impact due to its powerful security and data audit tracking features, video capture and playback and extended instrument interfaces
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 13 May 2002 at 8.00am (UK)
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The operator notes include ways of creating monthly analysis reports in Microsoft Excel; how to enhance reports using Microsoft Word; and ways of enhancing graph analysis and creating special pass/fail features for users of the company's special Ondio application builder program.
Lloyd Instruments sees the inclusion of these notes as an additional service provision to help customers maximise the software's effectiveness, with additional tips on formatting analysis and reporting capabilities to suit individual needs.
Nexygen MT software is a powerful data analysis package used to control the company's Plus, EZ, LR and LRX series universal testing machines.
Flexibility and versatility makes this software attractive to a wide range of industry environments in manufacturing, research and training as well as education.
The operator notes are available to new and existing customers by contacting Lloyd Instruments direct. Request a free brochure from Lloyd Instruments ...
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