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

When a spectrum is locked
in a pane, no other spectrum
can be displayed in that pane.
Locking panes is useful when you want to maintain the position of a spectrum in
the stack when hiding or scrolling spectra (explained later in this section).
You can perform operations on a spectrum in a locked pane just as you would on a
spectrum in an unlocked pane.
To unlock a pane, click its pane lock.
Scrolling stacked spectra – Use the scroll bar at the right of the pane to
display spectra currently out of view above or below the panes. Clicking the upper
scroll arrow moves the spectra down one pane, and clicking the lower scroll arrow
moves the spectra up one pane. You can also drag the scroll box up or down to
display spectra that are out of view. If all the spectra are displayed, the scroll bar is
unavailable.
In the following example, the spectral window contains three spectra and two
panes. The last spectrum is out of view below the panes. Notice that the scroll bar
is available and contains a scroll box (currently at its highest position within the
scroll bar).
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