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Here are some Key feaures of "HighScore":
Complete integration of all tasks within one user interface
All software functions are seamlessly integrated within the program. Graphics and texts or lists are linked. Editing of graphics results in an immediate update of the text or list, and vice versa. There is a multiple undo/redo possibility available for all functions including batch processing. The size, visibility and contents of every graph or text pane can be customized and stored for future use. Some desktops and skins are predefined. Thumbnails help to select the proper raw data or analysis result. Each task can be executed in multiple ways by user-owned parameter sets.

Powerful search-match algorithm
The search-match algorithm in HighScore (Plus) combines peak and net profile data in a single search step, which usually produces the most reliable results. It can be tuned to use only peak data (acting more discriminative) or to use solely profile data (and behaving less selective). The candidate clustering feature suppresses multiple entries of similar patterns in the candidates list, making it easier to identify the minor phases in the diffractogram. Altogether, these features make HighScore (Plus) the preferred software for phase identification.

Reference databases
HighScore (Plus) supports the simultaneous use of reference databases. You can search through inorganic and organic databases in one go. All types of reference databases, from actual to legacy, from premium-quality ICDD products over mid-priced solutions to free downloadable databases are supported, including the
Cambridge Structural Database.
User-owned reference data is kept separate from the commercial databases and can be stored in as many separate user databases as you like. All databases (commercial or user-owned) can contain reference data, structure data and reference scans.

Document-based structure with history and multiple datasets
HighScore (Plus) works on a copy of a measurement and leaves the original scan untouched. Measured scans, data derived from the measurements and analysis results are organized in documents. Each document can contain multiple data sets, which can be processed automatically in a batch. Data exchange between datasets and also between documents is as easy as copy and paste. Each document includes its own analysis history with all analysis steps and the used settings.

Automating your analyses
HighScore (Plus) offers the possibility to store routinely used sequences of data processing, analysis and reporting steps into user batches. By one mouse-click, a complete phase identification including reporting is carried out. Further automation is possible by starting HighScore (Plus) through the command line interface using the Automatic Processing Program.

Making your work easy using automatic reports
HighScore (Plus) offers extensive possibilities for reporting. Reports can be fully customized using Microsoft Word templates, allowing users to add company logos, introductory texts, pictures in combination with any analysis result from the software. Also, outputs in various ASCII formats can be created for connection to e.g. a LIMS system.

State-of-the-art profile fit with 3 model functions and options
Next to the ubiquitous pseudo-Voigt- and Pearson-7 profile functions, HighScore (Plus) supports a true Voigt function, especially useful for crystallite size and microstrain (or line profile) analysis. All profile functions are available unsplit, or single-split in either FHWM or in shape, or double-split to optimally describe asymmetric and complex profiles. The proprietary solver allows the stable refinement of hundreds of peak parameters together without using a parameter turn-on sequence. Individual peak profiles, the sum profile and the changes in mean FWHM or universal shape along the scan axis are shown in the graphics.

Extensive help system and tutorials for self-study
HighScore (Plus) contains a comprehensive help system, including theory, algorithms for most functions, and an up-to-date literature list. A Quick Start Guide helps you to explore the most common tasks step by step. The different analysis methods are covered by example data and tutorials that walk the user through the necessary steps and enable comparison of results with the benchmark.

Data exchange by XRDML, text and binary scan file formats of all major suppliers
Malvern Panalytical’s XRDML format (based on XML technology) is an open format for all types of experiments with the format description being available publicly. Other binary and ASCII file formats from Philips and other major suppliers are imported as well. The analysis results are available in text and graphic formats (.DOCX, .RTF, .PDF, .TXT, .HTML, .WMF, .PNG). Almost every element in HighScore can be selected and copied to the clipboard or exported in various formats for further use.