Just select the desired spectra in the page navigator (by holding down 'CTRL key' while clicking on each spectrum) and then issue the command 'Stack/Stack spectra':Īdditionally, Mnova can detect spectra which have been acquired in the so-called arrayed-mode (or pseudo 2D), typically used in relaxation, kinetics or diffusion experiments. Creating a stacked (or pseudo 2D) spectrum with Mnova is very easy. Instead of acquiring five different sets of data, the user is able to create an array in which the temp parameter is given for successively different values. The user, for example, may need to run several spectra at different temperatures: 270K, 300K, 330K, 360K and 390K. Installation Issues: Contact the Help Desk at 80 or Submit a TicketĪssistance with How to Use the Software: Students can contact Jeffrey Simpson, or their instructors for support in how to use the software.Many types of experiments require obtaining a series of FIDs, related to each other through the variation of one or more parameters (temperature, concentration, solvent.).

Launch MNova > Verify green mark on far right-hand bottom.

Repeat this step to load each license file.

Select Install, then browse to the license files on your desktop and select Open.

When the application launches, the registration wizard will prompt to Install, Evaluate, or Buy.

Launch MestReNova and allow admin privilege to write to the cache folder.

Drag MestReNova into the applications folder.

Run MestReNova-14.2.0-26256.dmg - accept default installation options.

One file is the installer and the other three files are the license files

Once extraction is complete, a new window will open with four files.When the download is complete Extract All to your desktop.Download MestReNova-Mac.zip to your desktop.You may be prompted to install an additonal helper tool on the first launch. Once the software is successfully installed, you can launch Mnova from your Applications folder.Inside Self Service, click on the Licensed Software category or use the search bar to search for Mnova.Self Service can be located in your Mac's Applications folder Launch and login to the Self Service app on your Mac.Option A: Install Mnova via Self Service (on University Macs):

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