Visual Guide to Projections and Traces
Adding an external projection to a 2-D plot is a 3-steps process. The first step is to open both documents. See how the 2-D plot remains at the forefront.
Adding an external projection to a 2-D plot is a 3-steps process. The first step is to open both documents. See how the 2-D plot remains at the forefront.
Now choose the command Format > Overlay...
The last step is to check the box
near the name of the 1-D document.
This dialog (Overlay Manager) also shows the parameters to amplify the projections.
In the normal practice you never set these parameters directly.
It is simpler to move the mouse near each projection and rotate the scroll wheel.
If you prefer the projections on the other sides,
choose the command Format > Axes & Scales,
and check the options “on the Top” and “on the Left”.
You can find these options in the second panel.
Internal projections can be created with a script like this.
To remove (or increase) the gap between the 2-D plot and the projections, open the iNMR preferences, reach the second panel and change the parameter “Gap under the Projections”
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When no projection is visible you can display the internal traces. It is enough to create a single vertical mark (cmd-click) and/or a single horizontal mark (alt-click). When you finish moving one of these marks the plot is updated and the new trace appear.
This kind of traces is useful during phase correction.
You can also have live traces, though it is not as simple.
First, choose the command Tools > Cross Peaks M.
When the new menu appears, choose the command “Edit This Menu”.
Create a tag (any name is good). Verify that your new tag appears into the menu after you close the dialog.
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The last step is to select the Cross-Hair tool.
This tool is only available from the menu-bar.
Move the mouse over the 2-D plot.
You will see the two traces.