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2. Choose Add User Name from the File menu.
The Add User Name dialog box appears.
Note
Note
If Add User Name is not available in the File menu, use Enable OMNIC Log-In in
the File menu to enable it. See “Turning OMNIC log-in on or off” for details. ▲
The Add User Name command is not available on systems that include the DS option. ▲
3. Type a new user name in the text box and then choose OK.
The Select Configuration File dialog box lists the available configuration files
(with the extension .CON). The provided example configuration files are in the
Param directory within the OMNIC directory.
4. Type the name of the file you want to associate with the new user name,
or locate a file and select it by clicking its filename.
5. Choose OK. The Select Experiment File dialog box lists the available
experiment files (with the extension .EXP).
6. Type the name of the file you want to use, or locate a file and select it by
clicking its filename.
7. Choose OK.
Note
If you want to make the Add User Name command unavailable in this configuration,
add your user name and then use Edit Menu to make the command disabled or
hidden and save the change using the Save button in the Edit Menu dialog box. ▲
Turning OMNIC
log-in on or off
Use Enable OMNIC Log-In in the File menu to turn OMNIC’s log-in feature on
or off. If you start OMNIC when the feature is on, the software asks you to enter a
user name. If the configuration associated with the entered name has a password,
or if your system includes the DS option, you are asked to enter a password
as well. The software then loads the configuration.
If you start OMNIC when the log-in feature is off, you are not asked to enter a
name or password.
See “Logging into OMNIC” for more information about logging in.
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