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

Note
The Enable OMNIC Log-In command may not be available if the system manager
has set up a controlled system. ▲
Turn OMNIC log-in on or off
1. Choose Enable OMNIC Log-In from the File menu.
A message asks if you’re sure you want to turn on the log-in feature.
2. Choose Yes.
A check mark appears next to the command name in the menu to indicate that
the command is on. When the command is on, you are asked to enter a user
name (and password if required by the configuration associated with the
name or if your system includes the DS option) whenever you start
OMNIC.
To turn the command off, choose Enable OMNIC Log-In from the File menu
when the check mark is present. The check mark is removed.
Note
If your system includes the DS option, Enable OMNIC Log-In is always
turned on; it cannot be turned off. When you start OMNIC on a system with the
DS option, the Windows software prompts you to log in. ▲
Opening or
closing a log
Use Open Log in the File menu to open or create a log file in which to
automatically record your data collection and processing operations. A log is a list
of data collection and processing operations that have been performed, along with
the results of the operations, during the time that the log was open. Examples of
these operations include collecting a spectrum, measuring the area under a peak
with the peak area tool, and correcting a baseline.
The log is displayed in the log window (see the example below), which appears
after you select and open a log file.
You can edit the information in the
log and print its contents on paper.
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