What do you need exactly? the instrument have in general built in software for drawing curves and integrating the peaks.

I agree with J.F. Gal. If you are thinking to export data, may be you can drawn the curves in excell.

You can drawn the curves in excel and origin program or kalidograph.

the problem I do not know how to use OriginLab. is there any video 

Very interesting video. The sofware is probably oversophisticated for just TGA or DSC, but very general for data anaysis and curve fitting.

If you look publication quality I can suggest you to consider GLE and simple data handling.

http://glx.sourceforge.net/

After expor data, you can use ORIGIN or even EXCEL

OriginLab, and, if you want an opensource option, Qtiplot. Both are simmilar , complete and user-friendly software.  

For evaluation of kinetic data, please see the paper attached.

DSC software (pyris) only allow me to export raw data. Any change on the curve (eg. slope change) can not save as txt. Is there any way to change slope, as we do in Pyris, on OriginLab?

I like Netzsch Proteus software. it can accept numerous file types and had good evaluation tools.

Please, see the paper attached.

Kindest regards,

Peter.

First, you should export the data to notepad or excel , then convert the ASCII file into table. Then after you can use Origin data analysis software.

Thank you for all

The best softwares are Excel, SigmaPlot and Origin8. the most I used are Excel and SigmaPlot