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• You add a library spectrum to a new spectral window using Library Manager.
See “Placing a library spectrum into a spectral window” in the “Analyze”
chapter for details.
When the prompt appears, type the desired title in the text box and then choose
OK. To use the default title shown in the text box, just choose OK.
If you want to be prompted, turn on Prompt For New Window Title. To use the
default title for new spectral windows, turn this option off. The default title is
“Window” followed by a number; for example, “Window2.” The number
increases by one with each new spectral window you create.
Specifying how
to stack spectra in
new spectral windows
The options in the Stack Display box affect stacked spectra. Use Number Of Panes
In Stack to specify the number of panes to display in new spectral windows when
you stack spectra using Stack Spectra in the View menu. Typically two panes are
stacked for visually comparing spectra.
If there are more spectra in the window than panes, a scroll bar at the right lets
you scroll spectra into view. If there are more panes than spectra, some panes will
be empty. This option is not available if Adjust Number Of Panes To Number Of
Spectra is turned on (explained below).
Turn on Adjust Number Of Panes To Number Of Spectra if you want the number of
panes in a stack adjusted automatically to match the number of displayed (not
hidden) spectra instead of using the number specified by Number Of Panes In Stack.
This lets you see every displayed spectrum in the window without using the stack
scroll bar; keep in mind, however, that the panes become smaller as you add spectra.
See “Stacking or overlaying spectra” in the “View” chapter and “Stacking spectra”
in the “About the Display” chapter for more information on stacking spectra.
Specifying the sampling
information to display
in new spectral windows
If you turned on the Sampling Information check box in the Spectral View box, the
selected kinds of information in the Sampling Information box (described below)
will be displayed when you display spectra in a new spectral window. (Both the
Sampling Information option and the desired items in the Sampling Information
box must be turned on for sampling information to be displayed.) All the listed
kinds of information are originally saved when you save a spectrum following data
collection. To change which information will be displayed, turn the appropriate
check boxes on or off. The example below shows several kinds of sampling
information displayed in a pane.
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