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

View
Use the commands in the View menu to look at your spectral data in different
ways. The primary use of each command is summarized in the following table:
To do this...
Undo display limit changes in a spectral window.
Restore display limit changes reversed with Undo
Limit Change.
Set the display parameters for a spectral window.
Stack spectra in a spectral window.
Overlay spectra in a spectral window.
Hide a spectrum from view.
Adjust the vertical scale of spectra so that they fit
their panes.
Display spectra using the lowest and highest Y-axis
display limits.
Display spectra using the Y-axis display limits of a
selected spectrum.
Display spectra vertically offset.
Specify X-axis and Y-axis display limits for spectra.
Display spectra full scale automatically after
displaying a different spectral region.
Display a set of symbols for adjusting the display of
spectra in spectral windows.
Display the toolbar for the current configuration.
Use this command...
Undo Limit Change
Redo Limit Change
Display Setup
Stack Spectra
Overlay Spectra
Hide Spectra
Full Scale
Common Scale
Match Scale
Offset Scale
Display Limits
Automatic Full Scale
Roll/Zoom Window
Toolbar
You can customize the way OMNIC displays spectra by setting options using the
Options command in the Edit menu. See “Customizing OMNIC by setting
options” in the “Edit” chapter for details.
Undoing display
limit changes
Undo Limit Change in the View menu lets you quickly undo changes you have
just made to the display limits of a spectral window. You can undo up to six
consecutive changes, one at a time, if you have not performed other operations
since making the changes. The display limit changes that you can undo include
those made using the following features:
• view finder • Redo Limit Change • Match Scale
• selection tool • Full Scale • Offset Scale
• Roll/Zoom window • Common Scale • Display Limits
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