Specifications

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A.  Insert Typed Text: Refers to text that may be input by the user directly onto the 
report. This text may include the Report Title, Company Name, or any other 
information that will not change with each report. 
1.  Go to [Insert]>Text. A Text Box will appear in the Report Window, type in 
desired text. This Text may be the report title, Company Name, or any other 
information that will not change with each report. 
2.  Size of the Text box can be changed by clicking and dragging corners of boxes 
into desired shape. The Font Properties may be changed by selecting 
[View]>Properties. 
B. Insert Linked Text: Refers to Text that may change with each report and will be 
automatically inserted by the software. This text may include Creation Date, Logged 
in User, or File Name. 
1.  Go to [Insert]>Field. A Linked Text Properties box will appear with Field Names 
and Categories to choose from. 
2.  Select the Desired Category (i.e. Spectrum) to get a list of available Field Names 
3.  Double click on the desired Field Name and exit out of the Properties Box. 
4.  The linked information will appear in the Report Window. The size and position 
of the Text Box can be changed. 
C. Insert Linked Data: Refers to data found in other open modules of UV Probe. This 
link may be created between the report and the Active Spectrum, Standard Table, 
Enzyme Table, or any other data that is associated with a file. The report data may 
change when new files are opened in other modules. 
1.  Open the Data file in the appropriate module. Go to [Insert]>[Insert 
Object]>Appropriate Module (i.e. Spectrum). 
2.  Select the desired Data Type (i.e. Graph) 
3.  A Data Box will appear in the Report Window. Right click on the Data Box and 
select “Properties”. 
4.  A Properties box will appear with listings of data. Put a check mark by the 
desired data for the link. 
5.  To see whether the data you requested has been linked, go to [File]>[Print 
Preview]. You should see a setup of your page with the linked data requested. 










