Move the mouse cursor to the 2theta- or d-value axis (x-axis) (mouse cursor will change), press the left mouse button, and move the mouse away from you to open/increase the size of the difference plot (or vice versa)

peaks and raw data along the 2theta-axis according to Δ2θ = -2s(cos θ / R) T = -s/R

While keeping the Ctrl, Alt and Shift button pressed, turn the mouse wheel to shift the positions of exp. While keeping the Ctrl and Alt button pressed, turn the mouse wheel to shift the positions of exp. Press to toggle the display of a vertical line at the cursor position, e.g. Once you have zoomed into the pattern, press the Shift button on your keyboard (or the mouse wheel), and keep it pressed while moving the mouse aroundĭisplay vertical line at mouse cursor position Zoom out using right button / context menuĬlick the right button to open the context menu, then select “Full pattern” or “Previous zoom” Move the mouse cursor to a point you would like to zoom into, then turn the mouse wheel away from you to zoom right into this position (or vice versa)ĭouble-click the left button at the position you would like to zoom into (only applicable if fully zoomed out see below)ĭouble-click the left button (must be zoomed in) Finally, release the mouse button.Ĭlick left button at the position where you would like to start selecting your zoom range, and keep it pressed while moving your mouse, until you have selected the desired zoom range, then release the button Move the mouse cursor to the right border of the diffraction pattern until the mouse cursor changes, press the left button, and move the mouse to the left until you have marked the desired area to be removed. Move the mouse cursor to the left border of the diffraction pattern until the mouse cursor changes, press the left button, and move the mouse to the right until you have marked the desired area to be removed. Press the right mouse button inside a range marked to be excluded in order to re-use this range (delete the exclusion marking / grey background color) Inside a range marked to be excluded (grey background color) Press the left button, then move the mouse to the right until you have selected the range you would like to exclude from FoM calculations Mark one (or more) peak(s) by left-clicking on it, then move the mouse over the peak (mouse cursor will change), and turn the mouse wheel in order to modify the FWHM (full width at half maximum) of the marked peak(s)Ĭlick right button and keep it pressed while moving the mouse in any direction Peak below its top peak must be marked and visible! Press the left button, then move the mouse to the right until you have selected the range of peaks you would like to markĬlick right button to add a peak at the current cursor positionĬlick right button and keep it pressed while moving the mouse to the left or right To the left of the left-most peak in the range Press left button to add a new background control point below the mouse cursorĬlick left button to mark the peak below the mouse cursor marks at other peaks will be removedĬlick left button to mark the peak below the mouse cursor, in addition to the peaks that are already marked Press right button in order to remove the background control point below the mouse cursor Press left button and keep it pressed while moving the mouseĬontrol point (small square) in background curve (must be visible!) Here is a list of all keyboard shortcuts in Match! for running certain commands:Ĭontrol point (small square) in background curve

On the Mac, you have to replace “Ctrl” by “Cmd” if you are using a Mac!.

That the diffraction pattern graphics gets the input focus, simply by clicking into theĭiffraction pattern (at a position without any objects).

If the mouse cursor or program does not react as expected, please make sure.

Here is an overview what you can do inside the diffraction pattern In some cases, it is also necessary to keep one or the other button pressed on your keyboard, in order to Table of Mouse Button and Key CombinationsĪ variety of operations can be carried out directly in the diffraction pattern graphics using the mouse. Like peak positions or intensities, background control data etc. Second type are keyboard shortcuts that are used in conjunction with the mouse within the diffraction pattern graphics to modify things There are two types of shortcuts: The first one are shortcuts that run certain commands (described in the first table), and the Please note that you have to replace “Ctrl” by “Cmd” if you are using a Mac! Shortcuts are quite useful to speed up your work with Match!, especially if you know them by heart. Many of the most common commands and procedures in Match! can also be invoked by pressing certain buttons on your keyboard. Keyboard Shortcuts and Function Key Mappings Mouse Operations, Keyboard Shortcuts and Function Key Mappings

Functions of the f keys on mac keyboard