Several macros have been created to add flexibility to the ChemStationlibrary search and NIST Mass Spectral (MS) Search Programv.1.7. Previously, one ChemStation macro (NISTINT.mac) wasavailable with the NIST MS Search Program v.1.6. This macro displays adialog box with options to create or append files of spectra to besaved for use by the NIST MS Search Program, to switch to the NIST MSSearch Program with automatic import of saved spectra, and to copyChemStation user libraries to NIST User libraries. In August of 1999,James Little (Eastman Chemical Company) and O. David Sparkman(Consultant) created several new macros to integrate the NIST MSSearch Program with ChemStation and add flexibility to the ChemStationlibrary search options. Four new macros are available.
NISTSrch.mac sends the currentlydisplayed ChemStation mass spectrum to the NIST MS Search Programto be searched against the NIST/EPA/NIH Mass Spectral Databaseand/or User libraries.
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LS.mac performs a ChemStation PBMsearch using up to three different libraries with the top 20 hitsreturned from each library.
Switch.mac allows the user to changethe default search invoked when double clicking in the ChemStationspectrum display (PBM Quick Search, NIST MS Search, or PBM Searchusing multiple libraries).
NISTINT.mac displays a dialog box withvarious options to save spectra for automatic importation into theNIST MS Search Program, toggles to the NIST MS Search Program, orcopies HP user libraries to the NIST User library format.
AMDIS.mac loads current ChemStationdata file directly into AMDIS.
PBMSrch.mac performs normal ChemStationPBM search (copy of the ChemStation system macro LIBSrch.mac).
Download Instructions
Download zip file and extract all files from the zip file into theMSexe directory within the ChemStation directory. Furtherinstructions are included in Menu_mod.doc in the zip file.
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Chemstation files are pretty simple. Something like Xcalibur can be more of a pain, but it's the same basic principles across the board.There are some great tutorials on YouTube for basics. You'll likely get very familiar with cells.end(xlup).row, for looping, and if statements. These are basic coding principles.
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