HI all:
 
You will find attached setup.zip.  Unzip this into three files, place on a temp folder on C:\, then from windows run setup.exe in that folder.  A word documentation file will be unbundled, and a new program group, ITC will be added to your programs list. One dll file, for the graphs, will be placed in \windows\system. You may then go to this list and move the blue flask icon to your desktop.
 
Please read the Word documentation file.  Note that the program has suitable default values for all the needed values that will vary depending on the model you choose, so that you will get a decent graph the first time with the default values.
 
I will before too long send to this same list a program to integrate the raw Microcal data files.  Then a curve fit program for ITC data.  This simulation program produces a disk file that may be read into the curve fitting program.
 
Please, please, let me know of any problems, issues, bugs, improvements, and so forth, and when I get the next rick of firewood cut and split, and the veggie garden started, I'll have time to work on these issues.  Although I've not had a day job in 9.4 years, I still have many chores to do in the Smokies.  The screen that appears when you run setup.exe is a photo of Cades Cove in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park taken one clear October day when the frost was on the pastures from a lookout point about 3.5 miles walk from my place 0.11 miles from the park boundary at 1900 ft elevation.  For Tennesseans, Cades Cove is as close to a sacred place as we have.  It gets 4 million visitors each year.  One may often see bears, wild turkeys, deer, in the Cove.  A visitor to my place last October saw 8 bears in two days!!  If you've ever heard the sound of a bear crashing thru the woods you will never forget it!! 
 
later
 
Les