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Thermonicolet Omnic Software User's Guide 6.1 (PDF) - Charles E ...

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Here is an example of such a prompt:<br />

Follow these steps to respond to the prompt:<br />

1. Verify that the correct user name appears in the User Name text box.<br />

Only the currently logged-in user may sign a file.<br />

2. Type your password in the Password text box.<br />

3. Select the appropriate reason for signing from the Reason For Signature<br />

drop-down list box.<br />

The listed reasons (Review, Approval, Responsibility and Authorship) are<br />

provided for meeting requirements described in the document titled OMNIC<br />

<strong>Software</strong>: 21 CFR Part 11 Compliance in the “Regulatory Considerations”<br />

section of your FT-IR Spectrometer Validation handbook. See that document<br />

for more information.<br />

You can also type a custom reason in the Reason For Signature box.<br />

4. Choose OK.<br />

A message states that the file was successfully signed.<br />

5. Choose OK.<br />

Signing a file<br />

when you save it<br />

When you save a spectrum, experiment, configuration or option<br />

file, you can sign the file by turning on the Use Digital Signature check box in the<br />

dialog box that appears.<br />

When you click the Save button in the dialog box, you are prompted for a digital<br />

signature. Follow the steps in the preceding section to provide the signature.<br />

Note<br />

Signing a file in this way has the same effect as using the Sign File command in<br />

the File menu. ▲<br />

OMNIC User’s <strong>Guide</strong> 7

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