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hi about the topspin multi spectral display mode: In topspin you flag/activate a number of spectra for scaling by select some from the list of spectra in window. Then those spectra can be shifted around (left/right ; up/down ) and scaled, both in large steps (x2 /2 ) and finegrained. If you're working with large amount of 1D specta (e.g. mixes), it's convenient if the selection and scaling/moving doesn't cost too many mouseclicks. There's also an option to scale the spectra on the ppm value of the x-coordinate of the cursor. What is not possible in topspin (but sorely missed) is to save the multi display view with all the scaling movings etc. hope this gives an idea. Eiso Wayne Boucher wrote: > Hello, > > I'm sure I have been shown the Topspin scaling but I can't quite > remember it now, but I think we ought to be able to come up with something. > > Wayne > > On Fri, 16 Apr 2010, Francesca Chignola wrote: > >> Dear Wayne, >> >> I think the better example is something like the scaling method in the >> Topspin overlay window (if you know it). >> E.g. you can visualize more spectra and activate only one for the >> scaling, in order to view the scaling result in the overlay. >> So, I think popup questions window could be fine. >> Many thanks, >> Regards. >> >> Francesca >> >> >> >> >> >> On 16/04/2010 13:58, Wayne Boucher wrote: >>> Hello, >>> >>> Not currently (that I can remember anyway). This sounds like the kind of >>> thing that could be achieved via a macro and keyboard shortcut. But >>> you'd >>> obviously want it such that you don't have to answer any questions. So >>> how do you know which spectrum needs the scaling, is it the only one >>> visible (or all those visible) or do we (theoretically) need different >>> shortcuts for different spectra? They both sound unpleasant in their own >>> way. >>> >>> Wayne >>> >>> On Fri, 16 Apr 2010, Francesca Chignola wrote: >>> >>> >>>> Dear all, >>>> >>>> I am dealing with many 1D spectra and I need to scale only some of >>>> them when overlaid. The home/end buttons scale all 1d spectra even >>>> if only one is visualized. The only one method I know is modifying >>>> the scale factor in Spectra Tab (of spectra window). Could you >>>> suggest me if there is a faster method to scale only one of them? >>>> Thanks in advance for any advice. >>>> Regards, >>>> >>>> Francesca >>>> >>>> >>> >> >> -- >> ------------------------------- >> Francesca Chignola, PhD >> Dulbecco Telethon Institute c/o S. Raffaele Scientific Institute >> Center of Genomics, BioInformatics and BioStatistics >> Biomolecular NMR Laboratory 1B4 >> Via Olgettina 58 >> 20132 Milano >> Italy >> >> Tel: +39-0226434348/3497 >> Fax: +39-0226434153 >> ------------------------------- >> >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------- >> DAI IL TUO 5 X MILLE AL SAN RAFFAELE. BASTA UNA FIRMA. >> SE FIRMI PER LA RICERCA SANITARIA DEL SAN RAFFAELE DI MILANO, FIRMI >> PER TUTTI. >> C.F. 03 06 42 80 153 >> INFO: [log in to unmask] - www.5xmille.org >>