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All Proteome Software programs are distributed via our website as free downloads, and the viewer and the full version of each program can be installed using the same installer.Links to download the full range of products can be found here. Programs are broken down into three categories: DDA proteomics, DIA proteomics, and small molecule/metabolomics.Windows and MacOSLinuxWindows and MacOS Download the appropriate product from the link above making sure to select the proper operating system.Once the installer finishes downloading double click to runWhen running any of our installers, you will be asked whether you would like to overwrite an existing installation or install into a different directory. If you have a previous version installed on your computer choose the first option. This will overwrite the existing installation. Follow the wizard to complete the installation and allow the software to open. In most cases the installation defaults are sufficient.Scaffold DIA and Scaffold Elements require installing ProteoWizard in order to process vendor-formatted raw data. Click on the download ProteoWizard button when prompted to do so. Work your way through the ProteoWizard installer making sure to install for all users on your computer. Then return to the Proteome Software installer to complete installation.If installing Scaffold PTM, Scaffold Quant, Scaffold DIA or Scaffold Elements allocate roughly 80% of your systems total RAM in GB to the program when prompted by the installer.The software will prompt you for a license key. Enter your evaluation key, permanent license key or run as a free viewer. Your software is now installed and ready for use. Click here for documentation specific to working with license keys.After installing Scaffold adjust the amount of RAM allocated to improve performance using the Edit > Preferences > Memory menu. Enter the amount of memory in MB that you want Scaffold to have access to, we recommend allocating 80% of your systems total RAM. Make sure to restart Scaffold so the new memory allocation is used.LinuxDownload the appropriate product from the link above making sure to select the proper operating systemUnzip the file to get the installer shell scriptRun one of the following commands:

Two scaffold safety organizations have developed a concise scaffolding code of safe practices that would beneficial for employers to post at worksites, follow and instill in all applicable workers.With enough content to fill a small poster, the code covers general guidelines as well as erection, use, and dismantling. Download it here now, and put it to use.The rules don’t go into all systems so any manufacturer guidelines also need to be followed. Instead this is a way to reinforce basic rules that should be common sense, but can easily be broken without proper education and constant reminders.In the general guidelines is a step to survey and correct job site hazards looking for: un-tamped earth fills, ditches, debris, high tension wires, and unguarded openings. In the erection section is a reminder that free standing scaffold towers need to be restrained from tipping if they vertically exceed four times the base, with a 3 to 1 ratio for other agencies such as CAL/OSHA. Dismantling guidelines remind workers to be mindful that the scaffolding isn’t made unsafe in the process, visually check planks, not accumulate excess equipment on each level, or remove ties until the level above is dismantled…This PDF can also be found on the Scaffolding, Shoring, & Forming Institute Inc. (SSFI) website. The SSFI has been around since 1960 and helps develop technical material, testing procedures and guidelines, often working with ANSI to test and rate equipment among other safety elements.The other organization that developed this code is the Scaffold & Access Industry Association (SAIA) which promotes scaffold and access information working with state, federal and other agencies.

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Trail, it carries the heroes towards a slanted scaffold that they can climb to find a leveled platform with a Gnawty on it. The level's Continue Barrel hovers to the right of here above another metallic platform, which begins to move after they land on it.The platform leads them under a scaffold holding a Gnawty, who drops down from the platform and lands near the Kongs. A Zinger is ahead of here with a DK Barrel above it. Before the moving platform makes its way north on the railway, it carries the primates under two more scaffolds that Gnawties drop from. After passing these foes and moving upwards, it moves to the east, where the duo is attacked by a Mini-Necky and a Zinger. After the Zinger is passed, the platform moves down to a lower part of the railway, where another scaffold holding two Gnawties is put into view. The Gnawties drop from it as the heroes approach. A Kritter hops from another scaffold ahead of here, followed by a heavy Klump on a separate scaffold. The platform soon heads slightly lower in the area, where a Mini-Necky stands in the Kongs' way. Once they pass it, they are led under a scaffold holding a Klump. They then approach the letter N, found under an egg-throwing Necky, who stands on a stationary platform. A scaffold holding a Klaptrap that drops off of it when the heroes are nearby is ahead. The letter G is soon after this, being orbited by a Zinger. Once the platform climbs into a slightly higher area from here, two Klaptraps are dropped on the duo from a platform hanging above them. A scaffold holding a Manky Kong is ahead, but instead of dropping from the platform, the ape enemy hurls barrels at the heroes as the move along the railway. After passing this enemy, the moving platform leads the primates under a scaffold that drops a mighty Krusha on them. If the heroes manage to pass this foe, they are led along several sharp turns up to a set of scaffolds. After they head down a slanted part of this area, they encounter a Manky Kong with a platform hanging above it. The exit sign stands here, and once they pass it, they level is completed.Enemies[edit]The following enemies appear in the following quantities: a - Of the four Klaptraps, one of them is redItems and objects[edit]The following items and objects appear in the following quantities: b - The Winky Token is on a hidden scaffold to the right of the third Bonus Barrel.K-O-N-G Letters[edit]The location of the letter KK: Under a platform with the second perched Necky.O: Shortly after the first Mini-Necky, the Kongs must bounce on three Neckys to reach the letter O.N: During the second half, after the second Klump drops onto the moving platform, the Kongs find the letter N hovering under a perched Necky.G: Right after the letter N, the Kongs encounter a Klaptrap and then a Zinger that circles