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AvaRaman Operating manual AvaSoft Raman 7.3 November 2008

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Zoom out: drag with the left mouse button within the white graphics region, but in stead of<br />

dragging the mouse downwards and to the right, drag it into another direction. After releasing the<br />

mouse button, both the X- and Y-axis will be reset to their default values.<br />

Move X-Y: dragging with the right mouse button results in moving the complete spectrum up or<br />

down and to the left or right.<br />

2.3.4.3 History Application: Display Saved History Graph<br />

If time measurement data have been saved, the<br />

resulting ASCII file can be displayed graphically by<br />

selecting this file in the dialog that is shown after<br />

clicking the “Display Saved History Graph” menu<br />

option.<br />

After clicking the “Open” button, the function output<br />

of the functions with function type “Integral” or<br />

“User Defined” is displayed against time. Both X- and<br />

Y-axis are set to their full scale, which is determined<br />

by the minimum and maximum values in the list.<br />

The zoom features, as described in section 3.4.2, can be applied, to zoom in on an interesting time<br />

interval. A description for the print button can also be found in section 3.4.2.<br />

Since the History Channels Output file is in ASCII, this file can be easily imported in a spreadsheet<br />

program like Microsoft Excel. The data in the file can also be viewed with a text editor, like<br />

Microsoft Word, or with Notepad. An example of the file format is given on the next page:<br />

52 AvaRAMAN <strong>manual</strong>.doc Nov-08<br />

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