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If you are adding spectra to a search library or scrapbook, go to step 7.<br />

If you are adding the spectra to a QC library, the dialog box lets you specify<br />

whether to add the spectrum to an existing compound type or to a new type.<br />

See the next step.<br />

6. To add the first spectrum to an existing type, select Add To Current<br />

Compound Type and then select one of the listed types. To add the<br />

spectrum to a new type, select Enter A Compound Type and then type a<br />

name for the new type in the text box.<br />

7. Choose OK to add the spectrum or OK To All to add all the selected<br />

spectra using the specifications you have made for the first spectrum.<br />

• If you are adding just one spectrum and chose OK, or if you are adding<br />

more than one spectrum and chose OK To All, the procedure is finished<br />

(unless a spectrum fails a specified check; this is explained below).<br />

• If you are adding more than one spectrum and you chose OK,<br />

information for the next selected spectrum appears. Make the desired<br />

changes and then choose OK or OK To All.<br />

If you specified that the noise level or peak intensities of added spectra be<br />

checked when you created the library, these items are checked and a message<br />

appears if a spectrum fails a check. If you want to add the spectrum to the<br />

library anyway, choose OK.<br />

Selecting a<br />

quant method<br />

Use Quant Setup in the Analyze menu to select the quantitative analysis method<br />

you want to use to quantify a spectrum (see “Quantifying a spectrum” for details).<br />

The method must be calibrated using an optional OMNIC quantitative analysis<br />

software package. See the documentation that came with that software for<br />

information on calibrating quantitative analysis methods.<br />

Select a quant method<br />

1. Choose Quant Setup from the Analyze menu.<br />

The Open Quant Method dialog box lists all the quantitative analysis methods<br />

available in the directory specified in the File options (available through<br />

Options in the Edit menu).<br />

Note<br />

If you have the QuantPad software, the Quant Setup dialog box appears when you<br />

choose Quant Setup. Choose Select Method in the dialog box to display the Open<br />

Method dialog box. ▲<br />

2. Locate the desired method and select it by clicking its filename.<br />

Method files have the extension .QNT.<br />

When you select a method file, the title of the quantitative analysis method<br />

appears in the Quant Method Title box. The quantitative analysis software<br />

that was used to create the method is identified in the Origin box. Make a note<br />

of this information. It will be useful if you need to find documentation to help<br />

you interpret analysis results obtained with the method.<br />

OMNIC User’s <strong>Guide</strong> 293

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