Multiple Crosshair for 2D analysis

Double Crosshair: If you are working with COSY-like spectra (homonuclear spectra) or an INADEQUATE, you will obtain the double crosshair tool just by pressing the 'C' key twice, as you can see in the picture below (the crosshair gets deactivated after clicking key C a third time):

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NOTE:

Normal Peak by Peak mode is activated by clicking Ctrl+K only once. Double 'Peak by Peak mode' is activated by clicking Ctrl+K a second time. The tool gets deactivated after clicking Ctrl+K a third time. In double mode, the peak by peak tool adds a peak at the 2 positions, either when the cursor is pointing at lowfield or highfield peak.

Multiple Crosshair: If you have several spectra displayed on the same page, you can tie the crosshair cursors together over all the experiments by selecting the crosshair feature in one of them. In the example below you can see how the multiple crosshair works in a HSQC, COSY and a 1H spectrum.

Multiple crosshair

Here you can see a COSY, HMQC and HMBC (with the multiple crosshair):

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You can get correlated cursors in stacked mode. To disable/enable the correlated cursor, just press the 'C' key:

correlated cursors