

When Igor Pro 9 is first launched, it prompts you for your serial number and activation key. Third-party Windows XOPs may have 64-bit versions available if they were created relatively recently. Almost all XOPs that ship with Igor have both 32-bit and 64-bit versions (see Activating More Extensions for details). The primary reason to use the 32-bit application is if you need to use Igor extensions (XOPs) that are 32-bit extensions. The 32-bit application is located within the Igor Pro 9 Folder\IgorBinaries_Win32 directory.

On Windows, the 64-bit application is located within the Igor Pro 9 Folder\IgorBinaries_圆4 directory. We recommend that you use the 64-bit application (Igor64.exe) if possible. It is also slightly faster than the 32-bit application. The 64-bit application will allow Igor to use more system memory, which means you can create, open, and manipulate larger data sets. 64-bit Applications (Windows)Īfter installing Igor 9, both a 32-bit application (Igor.exe) and a 64-bit application (Igor64.exe) will be available for use. All XOPs that ship with Igor Pro 9 on Macintosh are 64-bit. If you need to use 32-bit only XOPs on Macintosh, you must use Igor 7. On Macintosh Igor Pro 9 is a 64-bit application only. The easiest solution for this is to launch the Igor you wish to use and then double-click the experiment. If you have more than one copy of Igor on your hard disk, you will not know which version the Finder will launch when you double-click an Igor experiment. You can have Igor 9 and previous versions of Igor installed on your computer at the same time. To install, drag the Igor Pro 9 Folder to your Applications folder. If you have an existing "Igor Pro 9 Folder" on the disk you'll be installing to, either remove or rename the folder to avoid overwriting the existing Igor files. See Platform Support for more information macOS 10.15 and later may be partially supported.
Igor pro software mac os x#
Igor Pro 9 is fully supported on Mac OS X 10.13 to 10.14. Wide-Angle Neutron Spin Echo Spectroscopy.
