New Features

• Improved support for the GCD files acquired by the new Shimadzu LabSolution software

  The support is experimental and limited to GC data.

Fixed Bugs

• Import - Failed to import Shimadzu QGD files with Win 10 Fall Creator Update (version 1709) [I-483]

  File > Import failed on Shimadzu QGD files randomly with error code 0x80030057 after Windows 10 Fall Creator update (version 1709) installed . The error occurred more frequently with 2.7 or 64-bit versions. The fix significantly reduces the occurrence of the problem.

  Workaround: Updating Windows 10 to the latest update (version 1803) fixes the problem.

• Import - Failed to import some Thermo Raw MS/MS data [I-534]

  File > Import failed on Thermo Raw files acquired with certain MS/MS modes (e.g. targeted MS/MS) with error code 0x80010105.

• Import - Uncaught Exception when running the VUV Tool plugin within 2.7r2.2 and later versions. [I-547]

  Tools > VUV Tool failed with uncaught exception for 2.7r2.2 and later versions.

• Import - Importing a CSV file did not handle empty headers in double quotes correctly throughout the software [I-595]

  If a CSV file contains empty headers in double quotes, the software did not parse the headers correctly. The affected functionalities include Template > Import Compound List, Project > Import a Sequence Table, and any place that requires importing a CSV file.

• CLIC - Negate a list of And terms returned unexpected result [I-508]

  For example, Edit > CLIC Expression > Select Blobs with an expression "0 & !((Peak_II > 2.2) & (Peak_II > 2.6) & (Peak_I > 28.6)" selected all blobs, but the expression should always return false.

  Workaround: Apply ! to individual terms, for example, "0 & (!(Peak_II > 2.2) | !(Peak_II > 2.6) | !(Peak_I > 28.6)".

• CLIC - Included graphics' qCLIC with chemical formula did not work as expected [I-550]

  An included graphic object with qCLIC that utilizes chemical formula, such as, ABS(MASSRANK(1)-EXACTMASS("C6H2"))<0.05, filtered out all blobs even if there are some blobs satisfying the qCLIC constraint.

• Report - Uncaught exception when saving a XLS report with many colorized rows [I-544]

  The problem is not exposed by any built-in feature in v2.7 or older versions, but may be exposed by a custom report plugin.

• Register Image - Interactive Blob Detection showed 0 before blob count if re-detecting blobs without evaluation [I-489]

  Processing > Register Image > check Re-detect blobs and uncheck Show the evaluation report > OK, then the Blob Detection UI showed Before Count as 0 no matter what.

• Project - Process Runs with a method did not apply any File Format options such as Agilent CH Signal Scaling and 2D-LC options [I-554]

  The bug affected all File Format options when a run was processed with a method. For example, with a v2.7 and Later LCxLC edition, open a project > Run > Process Runs with a Agilent 2D-LC CH file > File Format > check Agilent 2D-LC option > Automated Actions > set Use Method with test.method > OK to process. The resulted chromatogram looked like the one manually imported with File > Import menu instead of File > Import Agilent 2D-LC.

  Workaround: Specifying automated actions individually instead of using a method when processing a run with any File Format option.

• Project - Uncaught exception when Auto Process with a sequence table with invalid data path [I-580]

  Open a project > create a sequence table > save and close the project > move/rename the project > open the project > Run > Auto Process with the sequence table. The program reported an uncaught exception.

• Project - Failed to import sequence table with All Files filter [I-579]

  Open a project > Sequences > Export a CSV sequence table > Import Table > choose the CSV table > change the File Type to All Files > Import > OK. The program reported a failure.

• Project - Wrong file chooser title when browsing the data file path of a sequence table [I-583]

  Open a project > Sequences > select a sequence table > Edit > Browse the Data File Path. The file chooser title said "Open Methods...".