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

2. From this dialog box you can open a library to view its contents, see
information about a library or delete a spectrum from a user library.
• To open a library, select the library name from the list in the Open
Library box and then choose OK. A dialog box lists the compounds in the
library in alphabetical order.
The name of the library you opened appears in the title bar of the dialog
box. You can add the spectrum of a compound to a spectral window by
selecting the spectrum in the list, selecting the desired option from the
window selection box and choosing Add.
To delete a spectrum from a user library, select the spectrum in the list
and then choose Delete. A message says that the spectrum will be
deleted. Choose OK.
To print a list of the library spectra, choose Print. The Print dialog box
appears.
Make sure the List Of Library Spectra check box is turned on.
Note
The Print Items On Separate Pages option does not affect the printing of the list of
spectra. ▲
To set up the printer, choose Printer Setup. The Print Setup dialog box
appears. Select the printer from the list box. You can also specify portrait
or landscape page orientation.
Note
If you change the orientation, the Orientation option in the Print options (available
through Options in the Edit menu) will be reset to the new orientation. The page
orientation setting in Windows Control Panel or in the printer setup dialog box for
other applications is not affected by the setting you make here. ▲
To set the printer parameters, choose Options in the Print Setup dialog box.
If you don’t want to set the parameters, choose OK. If you choose Options,
a dialog box shows the current settings of the printer parameters. This
dialog box varies in appearance depending on your printer. See the
documentation that came with your printer for information on setting the
printer parameters. After you set the parameters, choose OK to close the
dialog box, and then choose OK to close the Print Setup dialog box.
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