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Hi Roland, Thanks for the advice. I do know Xmedcon, although it is not available on our system. I could install it locally, but as I was making a script to view many timeseries (presented as 4D analyze fles) for general use, it would be a better idea to use a program that has been installed by the sysadmin. I found that the startricro script consists of 2 lines: set the LD_LIBRARY_PATH and call mribin, the actual program. And you can call mribin <analyze-file>, so that solved my problem (I put the LD_LIBRARY_PATH line somewhere in my script as well). Nice to know that MriCro *does* work command-line :) Alle Meije Roland wrote: > Hi, > > I just went through the archives finding this message. I know someone > suggested xmedcon. Depending on the problem medcon might be the solution by > converting to png or gif. I know some WWW-scripts do the viewing this way. > > If this is an option and you need gif and you use debian, send me a mail > and I create a non-free version for you (gif is disabled in debian for > license problems). > > Regards, > > Roland >