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Swithc to the other tab labelled 'Fit Peaks' in the 'Peak Fitting' window. Here, a button labelled 'Fit All Levels' will apply the fitting parameters to all levels (supposing several levels are available). Upon completion of the fitting routine, press 'Accept' and 'Ok'. | Swithc to the other tab labelled 'Fit Peaks' in the 'Peak Fitting' window. Here, a button labelled 'Fit All Levels' will apply the fitting parameters to all levels (supposing several levels are available). Upon completion of the fitting routine, press 'Accept' and 'Ok'. | ||
== | == Correct the fitting parameters so they make sense == | ||
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What looks good in one spectrum, however, may not necessarily look good in another. Click the 'Open Experiment/Instrument And Properties View' button to remove the properties view and enlarge the 'Peak Fit' table. Now scroll through the different levels and notice how the peaks dance back and forth in the spectrum. | |||
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