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Analyzing a Sample
Analyzing a Sample
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To change SOM settings and save the SOM under a new name, select
SOP > Edit the SOM
on the Main
Menu bar (see
Using a Standard Operating Method (SOM)
, page 4-2 ), or select
SOP >
Create SOP Wizard
.
Entering Sample Information
Before you begin a run, enter sample information after selecting
Sample > Enter Sample Info
on the
Main Menu bar.
No information that you enter in the Enter Sample Info window will affect analysis results, but it is
helpful in organizing your data and preventing accidental file overwrites.
Identifying sample information is particularly important if you are completing more than one
analysis run. You can use information entered in the Enter Sample Info for Next Run window to
create sequential file names that will help you organize your data for comparing and overlaying files
(see
Creating Automatically Generated Analysis File Names , page 4-4 ).
When you create a Standard Operating Method (SOM), you can choose to display the Enter Sample
Info window automatically before each analysis run to prompt the operator to enter sample
information. For more information, see
Standard Operating Method: Run Settings , page 4-8 .
Copy the SOM settings to the clipboard
1. Click
(
Print
)
.
2. In the Print or Copy List Box Contents window, select Copy all
lines to clipboard.
3. Click
(
OK
)
.
Copy a portion of the SOM settings to
the clipboard 1. In the SOM Information box, drag to highlight the text you want
to copy.
2. Click
(
Print
)
.
3. In the Print or Copy List Box Contents window, select the Copy
selected lines to clipboard.
4. Click
(
OK
)
.
Table 6.2 Verify SOM Settings
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