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

A dialog box appears.
2. Type a user name (normally your name) in the text box.
3. Choose OK.
If you entered a name that is not recognized by OMNIC's log-in feature, a
message informs you. Choose OK and then enter a valid name.
If the configuration file associated with the entered user name has a password, a
prompt asks for the password. Type the correct password in the text box and
choose OK. (If you fail to enter the correct password after three attempts,
OMNIC runs but only the Log In and Exit commands in the File menu are
available.)
The software is set up as specified by the configuration file associated with
the user name.
Note
If you specified a default experiment for your user name (either when you saved
an experiment or added your user name), that experiment is selected
automatically. ▲
Adding a user name
Note
Note
Use Add User Name in the File menu to add your name as a user of OMNIC. This
lets you log into OMNIC later and automatically load the configuration file
associated with your name to set up the software according to your preferences.
When you add a name, the current configuration file is associated with the name.
The Add User Name command is not available on systems that include the DS
option. On those systems, you can add users to user groups with features provided
by Windows NT, Windows 2000 or Windows XP. ▲
To turn the log-in feature on or off after installing the software, use Enable OMNIC
Log-In in the File menu. See “Turning OMNIC log-in on or off” for details. ▲
Add a user name
1. Set up the software configuration as desired and save it using Save
Configuration As in the File menu, or use Open Configuration in the File
menu to open the configuration that you want to associate with your name.
To set up the current configuration, use Options, Edit Menu and Edit Toolbar in
the Edit menu (the “Edit” chapter explains how to use these commands). If you
save the configuration, assign a password to it if you don’t want other users to
be able to use it or change it. See “Saving a configuration” for details.
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