It would be worth to have "pause" function during reprocess of huge sequences (50-100 samples like dissolution profile test) for having possibilities of observing results through whole reprocessed sequence sample by sample. The similar function exists in EZChrom system.
JCzajka
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Pause function for postprocessing huge sequences
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Pause function for postprocessing huge sequences
Last edited by Daniel Mentlik on Fri Jan 21, 2011 3:41 pm, edited 2 times in total.
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Jarosław Czajka
Re: Pause function for postprocessing huge sequences
To browse a serie of chromatograms for review and amendmends you coud use the Open Chromatograms Sequentially commands from the Chromatogram window, File menu or respective arrow icons from the Sequential Open toolbar.
The Overlay mode should be Off. Use the File, Open Chromatogram command and in the File Open dialog filter and sort out the desired chromatogram set (use * and ? as wildcards). Select first chromatogram and press Open. Now you can browse within the selected set. After the chromatograms has been reviewed, you can use the Analysis, Batch command to print or export them at once.
It is recomended to use the %variables and include the info needed for the evental file searching or sorting in the chromatogram file names.
The Overlay mode should be Off. Use the File, Open Chromatogram command and in the File Open dialog filter and sort out the desired chromatogram set (use * and ? as wildcards). Select first chromatogram and press Open. Now you can browse within the selected set. After the chromatograms has been reviewed, you can use the Analysis, Batch command to print or export them at once.
It is recomended to use the %variables and include the info needed for the evental file searching or sorting in the chromatogram file names.
Ivan Vinš
