Hello,
Problem (1) is fixed and is on the update server.
Problem (2) is probably fixed and is on the update server. I say
"probably" because it turns out that this involves having to use an
"after_idle" function, which can sometimes cause problems. It workedok
for me but others might find otherwise. (Also, I had to do some
hand-editing of the update files again. Hopefully correctly.)
Problem (3) I know what needs to be done but it will take a bit of work.
Problem (4) should not be that bad but I haven't gotten around to looking
at it yet (the graphical interface is the main issue).
Wayne
On Thu, 14 Dec 2006, Patrick van der Wel wrote:
> I have a number of questions/comments about topics related to the
> handling and printing of windows within CCPNMR Analysis.
>
> 1. I noticed that when you print (save to PDF) a window that contains
> horizontal and vertical separators, the layout of the 'panels' in the
> PDF is reversed relative to the window itself (top vs bottom and left vs
> right).
>
> 2. When you clone a window I would expect the 'clone' to be mostly
> identical to the original. However, in practice the new window displays
> spectra that are 'hidden' in the original, but even tends to contain
> spectra that were set to 'absent' for the original window.
>
> 3. When printing, is it possible to 'manually' control the region
> displayed/printed, rather than try to scroll and zoom using the mouse?
> For example, in Sparky one can specify ppm limits for printing specific
> regions. I was just wondering if there are some shortcuts to accomplish
> this more easily...
>
> 4. Is it somehow possible to load spectra *without* displaying them in
> any of the pre-existing windows?
>
> Thanks,
> Patrick
>
> PS. Regarding some previous posts about PDF font compatibility: I am
> also getting messages from Illustrator upon loading the PDFs, although
> it does seem to load fine after the automatic font replacement.
> ('Missing Type 1 fonts have been substituted with the default font.' -
> this appears due to my system only having 'Times New Roman' and not the
> 'Times Roman' specified in the file).
>
