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Hi Katie, it seems that this is a problem of the webbrowser. slicesdir appears to process everything fine -including writing the HTML and creating the png files, but the webbrowsers (I tried Safari and Firefox on mac os x so far) can't deal with an image containing a '#' in it's name correctly. In both cases the status bar claims that the link is to a blah#blah.png file, but the display does not work. If you work on a mac you can run 'open ./slicesdir/*png' instead, which opens all images in Preview (if that's your png default) Otherwise I guess you'll need to rename files - if you use a shell script it's quite easy to rename all your files in ne go. hope this helps christian On 19 Apr 2007, at 19:49, Katie Karlsgodt wrote: > Hi, > I was just wondering if there are constraints on the image names (or > anything else) that slicesdir can read in? My images come named as > follows: > > 0000075_ep_b0_.hdr > 0000075_ep_b0_.img > 0000150_ep_b1000#0.hdr > 0000150_ep_b1000#0.img > 0000225_ep_b1000#1.hdr > 0000225_ep_b1000#1.img > 0000300_ep_b1000#2.hdr > 0000300_ep_b1000#2.img > 0000375_ep_b1000#3.hdr > 0000375_ep_b1000#3.img > 0000450_ep_b1000#4.hdr > 0000450_ep_b1000#4.img > 0000525_ep_b1000#5.hdr > 0000525_ep_b1000#5.img > > I can look at them using slices, but I have a lot of directories > and would > like to be able to check the images all at once, and slicesdir > won't make > images of anything but the first image. I don't know if it is the # > sign > causing the problem or something else? Is there any way around it? > the tool > is so handy, I'd really like to use it for this if possible but > also don't > want to have to rename everything. > > thanks! > Katie ____ Christian F. Beckmann University Research Lecturer Oxford University Centre for Functional MRI of the Brain (FMRIB) John Radcliffe Hospital, Headington, Oxford OX3 9DU, UK. [log in to unmask] http://www.fmrib.ox.ac.uk/~beckmann tel: +44 1865 222551 fax: +44 1865 222717