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2. Show a cursor and its associated “info-panel” containing the time and
amplitude of the cursor and peak information.
3. Display baselines and droplines.
4. Display peak names and retention times.
5. Show the Time Events that were performed by data handling.
6. Display a blank baseline.
7. Display peak events in the shape of a triangle.
8. Display the run file “info-panel”.
9. Use the scaling buttons from the Chromatogram Toolbar: Full Scale, Vertical
Full Scale, Horizontal Full Scale, Previous Scaling, Next Scaling, and Exact
View.
You can make an inactive chromatogram the active one, by clicking directly on
the chromatogram in the Main Window with the right mouse button and select the
Move to Front menu item from the menu displayed.
When in tile mode, all chromatograms are considered active, however, the
Chromatogram Toolbar buttons only apply to the chromatogram at the bottom.
Opening Data Files
Use the Open Multiple Data Files dialog box to provide a list of which Data Files
will be displayed in the Main Window. You can also use this dialog box to change
the order of already open chromatogram(s) which also has the affect of
displaying the trace in a different color.
Zooming and Scrolling
The primary purpose of the Main Window is to allow you to inspect sections of
the chromatogram and review the placement of peak events as determined by
data handling. To do this you may want view a part of the chromatogram in high
detail. You do this by zooming, that is, selecting a rectangular section of the
chromatogram by dragging the mouse in the Main Window. When you release
the mouse, the chromatogram is redrawn so that the selected area fills the entire
Main Window. You can zoom similarly by selecting a chromatogram section in
the Locator Window. By repeatedly selecting rectangles in the Main Window, you
view the chromatogram ever finer detail. Interactive Graphics will not allow
further zooming if the amplitude range would become less than 0.0001 and the
time range would become less than 0.05 minutes. Double clicking in the Main
Window displays the chromatograms at their full scale zoom levels.
“PowerZooming” is an alternative way of zooming. You PowerZoom by clicking
and holding the left mouse button down without moving it. This zooms in on that
point isometrically, or, if your are holding the control key down, zooms out from
that point. Once PowerZooming begins, you can move the mouse around while
the mouse button is still down to change the point at which you are zooming.
You can view other sections of the chromatogram while maintaining the same
zoom level by scrolling. Scroll bars are shown only if the time or amplitude range
of your zoomed view is less than the maximum time or amplitude range of the
chromatograms as determined by autoscaling. Scrolling horizontally lets you see
sections of the chromatogram earlier or later than the current section. Scrolling
vertically lets you see sections of higher or lower amplitude.
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