$<H1>$Help for 'simulate' program.$</H1>$
$<PRE>$
Date help created:  22 Mar 2001
Date last updated:  22 Mar 2001
$</PRE>$
'simulate' creates fake time data for 2D data sets based on
specified peak shifts and line widths (with the latter independent
of the former).

To run the program type

	simulate <simulate script file>

The simulate script file must have the following format:

	input <input peak file>
	par <par file for fake spectrum>  ! must be 2D
	output <output time data file>
	d1_linewidth <D1 linewidth in Hz>
	d2_linewidth <D2 linewidth in Hz>

A typical example would be

	input simulate.dat
	par simulate.par
	output simulate.bin
	d1_linewidth 10
	d2_linewidth 10

The number of points in the <output time data file> is the same as the
number of points in the par file (so effectively assumes one zerofill
when processing).  The data in D2 is x, y, -x, -y, so a mask_ppmm
should be used when processing.

The <input peak file> must be tab-separated ascii, with one header
line and then one row per peak.  Valid rows have at least three
columns, with the first column an arbitrary string (without white
space), the second column the D1 peak shift and the third column
the D2 peak shift.  The peaks values must be in ppm, the par file
is then used to convert this into Hz.  Rows with less than three
columns are ignored.  Columns past the third one are also ignored.
