Report window

From the LINGO menu, choose solve. LINGO will display a LINGO Solver Status window and a Reports window that shows the following solution to the previous program ... 

By using the Solve option from the LINGO menu, we get the following results displayed on the Reports window ... 

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Chapter 3 introduces the basic functions of OPUS. Here you will find general information about the OPUS windows and the handling of the data files. Once you have worked through this chapter you will be able to use the Browser, load and unload a spectrum into the Spectrum Window, select a spectral range, and deal with a Report Window. 

The Show Parameters command displays all information about the data acquisition stored together with the file, namely the parameters of the sample, instrument, optic, acquisition, Fourier transformation etc. This is done in the form of a report window (see Chapter 3.4). An example of these parameters is illustrated in Fig. 3.8 for the Raman file DIAMOND. Load other files and look at the relevant data. 

Reports are used to display numerical or text information, typically the result of an evaluation or the parameters associated with a spectrum, hiformation of this type is stored in report blocks double-clicking on a report block (exception peak tables) will automatically open a report window. A blank report window can be opened from the Window menu (see Chapter 9). As an example, the report of the peak picking data for the Raman spectrum of n-docosane is shown in Fig. 3.17. 

The information contained in the report block is displayed in the form of a tree on the left side of the report window. Highlight an item of the tree to display its data if you click on the column title you can sort the data according to this column. If the block also contains a header, this information will be displayed in an extra window. The report window also has a Properties dialog box associated see Fig. 3.18. Open this box by right-clicking on the displayed data of the report window. Furthermore, you can set the font and font size used for a printout of the report in the Font dialog box. Fig. 3.19, accessible by clicking on Printer Font. 

Figure 3.17. An example of a report window Peak Picking.

Besides the abovementioned parameters you can save additional information describing your samples by using the Information Input function. This input will be saved in an additional information block I. You can include this information in a report window as well as in a plot. Note the creation of an information block is mandatory if you want to add the spectrum to a library. 

The name of the information mask used for data input is indicated in the Text Definition field. If you prefer to use another information mask click on Load Text Mask, the relevant dialog box depicted in Fig. 7.4 will appear and from this you can select a different information mask. Enter the information you want to attach to the sample file. You do not need to fill out every field. After inserting the appropriate data use the Add Information button to save it. As a result, a new data block imto will be attached to the OPUS file. Now right-click on the data block icon in the Browser and select Show Report this will open a report window that displays the information you just entered. 

The Window pull-down menu (Fig. 9.1) allows you to customize the position and appearance of the spectrum and report windows. 

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Blank report windows can be opened using this command. OPUS uses report windows to display information other than spectra or interferograms. For example, the results of a peak pick operation a ipeak pick data block to the report window. 

The report window shown in Fig. 11.31 consists of four areas, which can be adjusted in size by moving the window bars. The list at the bottom of the window contains all spectra matching the search criteria. In the first column, the hits are... 

Display the query spectrum by clicking on the Show Query Spectrum button. Close the report window by clicking on Exit. 

The commands Print and Print Preview are only available if a report window is open. You can view the result of a printout prior to printing by using the Print Preview command, as the name indicates. Clicking on Print will start the printing process immediately. 

One very recent conformation of existence of biological windows has been published recently Yuan et al. [14] reported window effects in studying magnetic field-induced angiogenesis and improvement in cardiac function in rats. 

Two types of reports can be viewed or printed from the PLAN feature a Summary Report and a Detailed Report. The package of Fact Sheets for the selected strategies in the active plan can also be printed. The reports are accessed by highlighting the desired plan and clicking on the buttons entitled Summary Report, Detailed Report and Fact Sheet Package (located to the left of the list of plans). The content of these reports (described below) can be directly printed to a printer or exported to Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word or Adobe PDF using the toolbar at the top of the report window. 

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