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Previous Scaling: zooms to the previous time and amplitude range.
Each time you scale chromatogram(s), Interactive Graphics adds
the new scaling rectangle to the end of a list of scaling rectangles.
Previous scaling zooms the display to the value stored in the
previous position on the list. This item is disabled when at the start
of the list.
Next Scaling: zooms to the next time and amplitude range. Each
time you scale chromatogram(s), Interactive Graphics adds the
new scaling rectangle to the end of a list of scaling rectangles. Next
scaling zooms the display to the value stored in the next position
on the list. Since new scaling rectangles are added to the end of
the list, it implies that Next Scaling is only available when you had
formerly hit the Previous Scaling button. That is, this item is
disabled when at the end of the list.
Exact View: opens the Exact View dialog which lets you specify the
time and amplitude ranges numerically.
Cursor Display: turns the cursor on or off. The cursor follows the
active trace and displays the time and amplitude of it current
position in an “info-panel”. As you move it near a peak event, it
jumps to the peak event and “sticks” to it. If the peak event
represents a reported peak apex, then the “info-panel” also
displays information such as the peak name, area, and width.
Hold the shift key down to disable the “stickiness” feature so that
the cursor follows the trace smoothly and is not affected by peak
events.
Hold the control key down to allow the cursor to move anywhere on
the screen without following the active trace.
Select Background Color: opens the standard Windows Color
dialog so that you can select a new background color for the
window. With a dark background color, Interactive Graphics
automatically chooses white as the color for axes, info-panel, etc.
text. With a light background color, the text color is automatically
set to black. Select “Display Faded Background” so that the
selected color fades to a lighter color from the bottom to the top of
the window. When solid black or white is selected, the fading does
not occur.
Tile Chromatograms: displays chromatograms one above each
other with each chromatogram in its own non-overlapping section
in the main window. In tiled mode, the time axis for all
chromatograms is always the same.
Overlay Chromatograms: displays chromatograms on top of each
other so that portions of each chromatogram overlap ones that are
visually behind them. In this mode, each trace may be offset from
others (as specified in the offsets tab of the preferences dialog) to
provide a 3-D view of the data.
Lock Zoom (tiled mode): when depressed, locks the amplitude
scaling so that changing the amplitude scaling in one
chromatogram causes all other chromatograms to also display the
same amplitude range. When not depressed, the amplitude range
of the individual chromatograms may differ.
Fill Peak Mode: opens the Fill Peak Table Window which allows
you to quickly build a peak table using peaks from the current
chromatogram. In this mode the cursor is automatically displayed
and locks on to the nearest peak apex. Clicking adds a new peak
table entry. If you check the “Fill table from selection” checkbox in
the Fill Peak Table Window, then all of the peaks in the region you
select are added to the peak table.
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