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Appendix B: Quick ReferenceFile MenuThe File menu contains the following commands:CommandKeyboardShortcutDescriptionFileNew Ctrl+N Create an empty experiment. See page 2-4.FileOpen Ctrl+O Open an existing experiment. See page 2-4.FileClose Close the active experiment. See page 2-4.FileSave Ctrl+S Save the current experiment. See page 2-4.FileSave As Save the experiment with a new name. See page 2-4.FileSave As V6Save the experiment in the DYNAMICS version 6 format.See page 2-4.FileSettings Save current settings as the default. See page 2-18.FileOpen Preset Load settings from a Preset file. See page 2-18.FileSave Preset Save current settings to a Preset file. See page 2-18.FilePage Setup Set up paper size, orientation, and margins. See page 7-2.FilePrint Ctrl+P Print information about the current experiment. Seepage 7-2.FilePrint PreviewPreview information about the current experiment. Seepage page 7-2.FileRecent Files Open a recently used experiment. See page 2-4.FileExit Exit from DYNAMICS. See page 2-4.View MenuCommandThe View menu contains the following commands:KeyboardShortcutDescriptionViewToolbar Display or hide the main toolbar. See page 2-3.ViewStatus BarDisplay or hide the status bar at the bottom of the window.ViewDatalog Grid Ctrl+Alt+D Move to the Datalog Grid view. See page 7-15.ViewDatalog Graph Ctrl+Alt+G Move to the Datalog Graph view. See page 7-20.ViewCorrelation Ctrl+Alt+C Move to the Correlation Graph view. See page 7-21.GraphViewRegularization Ctrl+Alt+R Move to the Regularization Graph view. See page 7-26.GraphViewInstrument Ctrl+I Open the Instrument Control Panel. See page 6-2.ControlViewPlate ReaderControlCtrl+Q Open the Plate Reader Control Panel. See page 6-7.B-2 DYNAMICS User’s Guide (M1400 Rev. K)
Experiment MenuExperiment MenuThe Experiment menu contains the following commands:CommandExperimentDeleteMeasurementsExperimentDeleteParametric AnalysisKeyboardShortcutDescriptionDelete multiple data measurements from the experiment.See page 6-12.Select a parametric analysis to delete from the experiment.See page 7-33.Tools MenuCommandThe Tools menu contains the following commands:KeyboardShortcutDescriptionToolsHardware Define and detect instruments. See page 3-4.Tools ParametersEdit sample definitions. See page 4-12.SamplesTools ParametersEdit solvent definitions. See page 4-17.SolventsTools ParametersEdit cuvette definitions. See page 4-26.CuvettesTools ParametersEdit user-defined parameters. See page 4-28.User DefinedTools CalculationsOpen the Apparent Fraction calculator. See page 2-12.Apparent FractionTools CalculationsOpen the Axial Ratio calculator. See page 2-13.Axial RatioTools CalculationsOpen the Optimization calculator. See page 2-15.OptimizationTools CalculationsOpen the Ramp Rate calculator. See page 2-16.Ramp RateTools DiagnosticsRestore DefaultsTools DiagnosticsRestore SolventsTools DiagnosticsWrite EEPROMTools OptionsReset defaults and configurations to the defaults. Seepage 2-11.Reset solvent definitions to the defaults. See page 2-11.Reserve for use when recommended by Wyatt TechnicalSupport. See page 2-11.Adjust settings that control the behavior of DYNAMICS.See page 2-10.DYNAMICS User’s Guide (M1400 Rev. K) B-3
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