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Full Spectrum Window displays a rectangular area that reflects the portion of spectrum now visible in the Expanded Spectrum Window. To quickly move to different region in the spectrum, either click that region in the Full Spectrum Window or click and drag the rectangle to the new position, and the expanded display will update immediately at the new position. You can also zoom out by clicking and dragging a rubber rectangle over any portion of the Full
Spectrum Window (the starting point for this operation must be outside of the current expanded-view indicator rectangle). The full-spectrum window can be moved and sized (see
Section 4.4.4).
6) Residuals, which can be displayed in the lower section of the spectrum window, displays a comparison of the counts in each channel to the calculated counts for that channel as determined by the peak-fitting algorithm. This comparison can be displayed in counts (absolute residuals) or standard deviations (relative residuals). See the discussion on page 431.
7) Status Bar, below the Marker Information Line, displays program status information such as warning messages. You can display or hide the status bar from the View menu.
8) Marker Information Line, beneath the spectrum, shows the Marker channel, marker energy, and channel contents. The ROI section shows the boundaries of the ROI in energy
(for calibrated spectra) or channels (for uncalibrated spectra), the number of counts in the
ROI, and other information; see the discussion associated with Fig. 323 on page 433.
11.1.2. The Toolbar
The row of buttons below the menu bar provides convenient shortcuts to some of the most common GVPlot commands.
The Recall button retrieves an existing spectrum file. This is the equivalent of selecting
File/Recall Spectrum... from the menu.
Print sends the current spectrum immediately to the default Windows printer without opening the standard Print dialog. If you wish to switch to another printer or adjust the default print properties, use the File/Print... command (Section 11.1.3.1).
Vertical Log/Lin Scale switches between logarithmic and linear scaling. When switching from logarithmic to linear, it uses the previous linear scale setting.
Zoom In decreases the horizontal full scale of the Expanded Spectrum Window so the peaks appear larger and broader. You can also access this command from the right-mousebutton menu (Section 11.1.4.2).
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