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The fine gain can also be set using Acquire/MCB Properties... (Section 5.2.11), <Alt+ +>/
<Alt+ -> on the keyboard, and Keypad<Alt + +>/ <Alt + ->.
9.2.15. Screen Capture <PrintScreen>
The <PrintScreen> key captures the entire monitor display to the Windows Clipboard, where it is available for use in other applications such as word processors and Windows Paint. Some older keyboards require <Alt + PrintScreen> or <Shift + PrintScreen>.
A typical usage would be to set up the display as desired for the snapshot (you might wish to use
Display/Preferences/Spectrum Colors... to select black or white for all areas rather than colors, since they produce clearer printouts), then press <PrintScreen>. Start the desired graphics or word processing application. Copy the image from the Clipboard with <Ctrl + V> or Edit/Paste
(refer to the documentation for the graphics or word processing program). See the FullShot manual for other screen-capture and screen-printing methods.
9.3. Keyboard Number Combinations
NOTE
Only the keyboard numbers will function in the following combinations. The keypad number keys will not perform these functions.
9.3.1. Start <Alt + 1>
<Alt + 1> starts the acquisition in the selected Detector. Any presets desired must be entered before starting acquisition. This accelerator duplicates the Start toolbar button, the Start command on the right-mouse-button menu, and Acquire/Start, discussed in Section 5.2.2.
9.3.2. Stop <Alt + 2>
<Alt + 2> stops acquisition in the selected Detector. This duplicates the Stop toolbar button, the
Stop command on the right-mouse-button menu, and Acquire/Stop, discussed in Section 5.2.4.
9.3.3. Clear <Alt + 3>
<Alt + 3> clears the displayed Detector’s histogram data and its descriptors (e.g., real time, live time). This accelerator duplicates the Clear Spectrum toolbar button, the Clear command on the right-mouse-button menu, and Acquire/Clear, discussed in Section 5.2.5.
9.3.4. Copy to Buffer <Alt + 5>
<Alt + 5> copies the histogram data from the selected Detector to the buffer, along with its descriptors (e.g., live time, real time), and displays the spectrum in a new window. This
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