Difference between revisions of "GChemPaint/C2/View-Print-and-Export-structures/English"
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− | !Narration | + | !'''Narration''' |
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− | ||Slide Number 1 | + | ||'''Slide Number 1''' |
− | Title Slide | + | |
+ | '''Title Slide''' | ||
||Hello everyone. | ||Hello everyone. | ||
Welcome the tutorial on View, Print and Export structures in GChemPaint. | Welcome the tutorial on View, Print and Export structures in GChemPaint. | ||
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− | ||Slide Number 2 | + | ||'''Slide Number 2''' |
− | Learning Objectives | + | |
+ | '''Learning Objectives''' | ||
||In this tutorial we will learn | ||In this tutorial we will learn | ||
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||'''Page Setup''' window opens. | ||'''Page Setup''' window opens. | ||
− | ||The Page Setup window opens. | + | ||The '''Page Setup''' window opens. |
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||Points to tabs | ||Points to tabs | ||
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||Point to '''Paper''', '''Center on Page''' and '''Orientation'''. | ||Point to '''Paper''', '''Center on Page''' and '''Orientation'''. | ||
− | ||Page tab contains fields like Paper, Center on Page and Orientation. | + | ||Page tab contains fields like '''Paper, Center on Page''' and '''Orientation'''. |
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− | ||Point to Paper field US Letter. | + | ||Point to '''Paper''' field '''US Letter'''. |
− | ||In the Paper field, we can set the default paper size. | + | ||In the '''Paper''' field, we can set the default paper size. |
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− | ||Click on Change Paper Type >>Page Setup dialog box opens. | + | ||Click on '''Change Paper Type''' >>'''Page Setup''' dialog box opens. |
− | ||Let's click on the Change Paper Type button. | + | ||Let's click on the '''Change Paper Type''' button. |
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The Page Setup dialog box opens. | The Page Setup dialog box opens. | ||
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− | ||Point to Format for, Paper size and | + | ||Point to '''Format for, Paper size''' and '''Orientation.''' |
− | ||There are 3 options here - Format for, Paper size and Orientation. | + | ||There are 3 options here - '''Format for, Paper size''' and '''Orientation.''' |
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− | ||In Format for field>> select your default printer. | + | ||In '''Format for''' field>> select your default printer. |
− | ||Select your default printer in the Format for field. | + | ||Select your default printer in the '''Format for''' field. |
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I will select my default printer. | I will select my default printer. | ||
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||Point to the list | ||Point to the list | ||
− | ||Paper size field has a drop down list with different paper sizes. | + | ||'''Paper size''' field has a drop down list with different paper sizes. |
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− | ||Point to A4 | + | ||Point to '''A4''' |
Point to inches (8.27x11.69 inches) | Point to inches (8.27x11.69 inches) | ||
− | ||Let's select A4. | + | ||Let's select '''A4.''' |
Below this field the dimensions of A4 size are displayed. | Below this field the dimensions of A4 size are displayed. | ||
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Reverse landscape. | Reverse landscape. | ||
− | By default Portrait is selected. | + | By default '''Portrait''' is selected. |
− | Let's leave as it is and click on Apply button. | + | Let's leave as it is and click on '''Apply''' button. |
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||Point to different margins | ||Point to different margins | ||
||Next, we have margin sizes. | ||Next, we have margin sizes. | ||
− | Top margin, Left margin, Right margin and Bottom margin. | + | '''Top margin, Left margin, Right margin and Bottom margin'''. |
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||Point to margins | ||Point to margins | ||
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− | ||Next field is Unit. | + | ||Next field is '''Unit'''. |
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− | ||Point to inches, millimetres and points. | + | ||Point to '''inches, millimetres''' and '''points'''. |
||Unit field can be set in inches, millimetres and points. | ||Unit field can be set in inches, millimetres and points. | ||
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− | ||Click on Points | + | ||Click on '''Points''' |
− | ||Note that when we change the Unit, margin sizes automatically change to suit the Unit. | + | ||Note that when we change the '''Unit''', margin sizes automatically change to suit the '''Unit'''. |
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− | ||Let's learn about Center on page. | + | ||Let's learn about '''Center on page'''. |
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||Point to check boxes. | ||Point to check boxes. | ||
− | click on Horizontally | + | click on '''Horizontally''' |
− | ||Here we have two check boxes Horizontally and Vertically. | + | ||Here we have two check boxes '''Horizontally''' and '''Vertically'''. |
− | Let's click on Horizontally check box. | + | Let's click on '''Horizontally''' check box. |
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− | ||Click on the Preview button | + | ||Click on the '''Preview''' button |
− | ||We can see the preview of our structure by clicking on the Preview button. | + | ||We can see the preview of our structure by clicking on the '''Preview''' button. |
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||Point to radio buttons | ||Point to radio buttons | ||
− | Portrait, Landscape, Reverse portrait, Reverse landscape. | + | |
− | ||In the | + | '''Portrait, Landscape, Reverse portrait, Reverse landscape'''. |
− | Portrait, Landscape, Reverse portrait, Reverse landscape | + | ||In the '''Orientation''' field we have radio buttons for |
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+ | '''Portrait, Landscape, Reverse portrait, Reverse landscape''' | ||
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− | ||Point to Portrait option | + | ||Point to '''Portrait''' option >>close the '''Preview''' window |
− | ||By default, Portrait option is selected. | + | ||By default, '''Portrait''' option is selected. |
− | Let's close the | + | Let's close the '''Preview''' window. |
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− | ||click on Landscape radio button>>click on the Preview button | + | ||click on '''Landscape''' radio button>>click on the '''Preview''' button |
− | ||Now, let's click on Landscape radio button and then click on the Preview button. | + | ||Now, let's click on '''Landscape''' radio button |
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+ | and then click on the '''Preview''' button. | ||
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− | ||Slide Number | + | ||'''Slide Number 5''' |
− | Assignment | + | |
− | ||You can explore the other Orientation options on your own. | + | '''Assignment''' |
+ | ||You can explore the other '''Orientation''' options on your own. | ||
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− | ||Point to the | + | ||Point to the '''Print''' button |
− | ||If you click on the Print button, the file will be printed with the changes made. | + | ||If you click on the '''Print''' button, the file will be printed with the changes made. |
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− | ||Point to Scale tab. | + | ||Point to '''Scale''' tab. |
||You can also scale your structure as required before printing. | ||You can also scale your structure as required before printing. | ||
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||Click on the Scale tab. | ||Click on the Scale tab. | ||
− | ||For this you can use the various options in the Scale tab. | + | ||For this you can use the various options in the '''Scale''' tab. |
− | Explore Scale tab on your own. | + | Explore '''Scale''' tab on your own. |
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− | ||Click on Close button >>close the Page Setup window. | + | ||Click on '''Close''' button >>close the '''Page Setup''' window. |
− | ||Let's click on Close button to close the Page Setup window. | + | ||Let's click on '''Close''' button to close the '''Page Setup''' window. |
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||Next, let's learn how to export an image. | ||Next, let's learn how to export an image. | ||
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− | ||Go to File menu, select “Save as image”. | + | ||Go to '''File''' menu, select “Save as image”. |
− | ||Go to File menu, select “Save as image”. | + | ||Go to '''File''' menu, select “Save as image”. |
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||Point to dialog box. | ||Point to dialog box. | ||
||“Save as image” dialog box opens. | ||“Save as image” dialog box opens. | ||
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− | ||Point to File Type | + | ||Point to '''File Type''' |
Point to formats | Point to formats | ||
− | ||File Type field has a list of image options. | + | ||'''File Type''' field has a list of image options. |
− | You can export the image as SVG, PDF, JPEG, PNG and a few other formats. | + | You can export the image as '''SVG, PDF, JPEG, PNG''' and a few other formats. |
− | Let's select SVG image. | + | Let's select '''SVG''' image. |
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− | ||Type file name as “Propane” >> click on Save button. | + | ||Type file name as “Propane” >> click on '''Save''' button. |
− | ||Enter file name as “Pentane-ethane” and click on Save button. | + | ||Enter file name as “Pentane-ethane” and click on '''Save''' button. |
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||Show the image. | ||Show the image. | ||
− | ||Here we can see that file is saved as SVG image. | + | ||Here we can see that file is saved as '''SVG''' image. |
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− | ||Next let's export the image as PDF document. | + | ||Next let's export the image as '''PDF''' document. |
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− | ||Go to File menu, select “Save as image”. | + | ||Go to '''File''' menu, select “Save as image”. |
− | ||Go to File menu, select “Save as image”. | + | ||Go to '''File''' menu, select “Save as image”. |
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||Point to dialog box. | ||Point to dialog box. | ||
||“Save as image” dialog box opens. | ||“Save as image” dialog box opens. | ||
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− | ||From File Type field>> select PDF document | + | ||From File Type field>> select '''PDF''' document |
− | ||From File Type field, select PDF document. | + | ||From File Type field, select '''PDF''' document. |
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− | ||Type file name as “Pentane” >> click on Save button. | + | ||Type file name as “Pentane” >> click on '''Save''' button. |
− | ||Enter the file name as “Pentane” and click on Save button. | + | ||Enter the file name as “Pentane” and click on '''Save''' button. |
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− | ||Show the image. | + | ||'''Show the image.''' |
− | ||Here we can see that file is saved as a PDF document. | + | ||Here we can see that file is saved as a '''PDF''' document. |
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Let's summarize. | Let's summarize. | ||
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− | ||'''Slide Number''' | + | ||'''Slide Number 6''' |
'''Summary''' | '''Summary''' | ||
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* Export an image. | * Export an image. | ||
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− | ||'''Slide Number''' | + | ||'''Slide Number 7''' |
'''Assignment''' | '''Assignment''' | ||
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* Export the image as EPS and PNG formats. | * Export the image as EPS and PNG formats. | ||
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− | ||'''Slide number | + | ||'''Slide number 8''' |
'''Acknowledgement''' | '''Acknowledgement''' | ||
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If you do not have good bandwidth, you can download and watch it | If you do not have good bandwidth, you can download and watch it | ||
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− | ||'''Slide Number | + | ||'''Slide Number 9''' |
||The Spoken Tutorial Project Team: | ||The Spoken Tutorial Project Team: | ||
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'''contact@spoken-tutorial.org''' | '''contact@spoken-tutorial.org''' | ||
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− | ||Slide number | + | ||'''Slide number 10''' |
||Spoken Tutorial Project is a part of the Talk to a Teacher project | ||Spoken Tutorial Project is a part of the Talk to a Teacher project | ||
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Government of India | Government of India | ||
− | More information on this Mission is available at this link http://spoken-tutorial.org/NMEICT-Intro ] | + | More information on this Mission is available at this link |
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+ | '''http://spoken-tutorial.org/NMEICT-Intro ]''' | ||
− | This is Madhuri Ganpathi from IIT Bombay signing off. Thank you for joining. | + | This is '''Madhuri Ganpathi''' from '''IIT Bombay''' signing off. Thank you for joining. |
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Revision as of 11:33, 3 May 2013
Visual Cue | Narration |
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Slide Number 1
Title Slide |
Hello everyone.
Welcome the tutorial on View, Print and Export structures in GChemPaint. |
Slide Number 2
Learning Objectives |
In this tutorial we will learn
|
Slide Number 3
System Requirement |
Here I am using
Ubuntu Linux OS version. 12.04 GChemPaint version 0.12.10 |
Slide Number 4
Pre-requisites |
To follow this tutorial you should be familiar with,
GChemPaint chemical structure editor. If not, for relevant tutorials, please visit our website. |
Switch to GChempaint Application
Dash home >>In the Search bar that appears>> type GChemPaint>> Click on the GChempaint icon. |
To open a new GChemPaint application, click on Dash home.
In the Search bar that appears, type GChemPaint. And then click on the GChemPaint icon. |
Let's first open an existing file. | |
Click on Open a file icon from toolbar | Click on Open a file icon from the toolbar.
A window with files and folders opens. |
select “petane-ethane” >>
click on Open button. |
Select the file named “petane-ethane” from the list.
And click on the Open button. |
Now let's first learn about View options. | |
Go to View menu>> options Full Screen and Zoom | Go to View menu.
In the View menu, we have two options Full Screen and Zoom. |
Select Zoom >> submenu menu opens. | Let's select Zoom option.
A submenu opens with a list of zoom factors. |
Scroll down the list >>select Zoom to % | Scroll down the list and select Zoom to %. |
Dialog box with zoom factor opens | A dialog box with zoom factor (%) opens. |
Point to the Zoom factor value. | The default zoom factor(%) value is displayed. |
Here we can increase or decrease the Zoom factor as required | |
Click up arrow triangle>>hold left mouse button | Click on the up or down arrow triangle and observe the zooming. |
Click on Apply button>> OK button. | Click on Apply button and then on OK button.
The structure appears with the applied zoom factor. |
Next let's see how to setup a page. | |
Go to File menu >>navigate to Page Setup >> click on it. | Go to File menu, navigate to Page Setup and click on it. |
Page Setup window opens. | The Page Setup window opens. |
Points to tabs | This window contains two tabs - Page and Scale. |
Point to Paper, Center on Page and Orientation. | Page tab contains fields like Paper, Center on Page and Orientation. |
Point to Paper field US Letter. | In the Paper field, we can set the default paper size. |
Click on Change Paper Type >>Page Setup dialog box opens. | Let's click on the Change Paper Type button.
The Page Setup dialog box opens. |
Point to Format for, Paper size and Orientation. | There are 3 options here - Format for, Paper size and Orientation. |
In Format for field>> select your default printer. | Select your default printer in the Format for field.
I will select my default printer. |
Point to the list | Paper size field has a drop down list with different paper sizes. |
Point to A4
Point to inches (8.27x11.69 inches) |
Let's select A4.
Below this field the dimensions of A4 size are displayed. |
Click on A5 and then back on A4 | Note that paper size dimensions are displayed for every selected paper size. |
Point to the radio buttons | In the orientation field we have 4 radio buttons - Portrait,
Landscape, Reverse portrait and Reverse landscape. By default Portrait is selected. Let's leave as it is and click on Apply button. |
Point to different margins | Next, we have margin sizes.
Top margin, Left margin, Right margin and Bottom margin. |
Point to margins | We can adjust the margins as required here. |
Next field is Unit. | |
Point to inches, millimetres and points. | Unit field can be set in inches, millimetres and points. |
Click on Points | Note that when we change the Unit, margin sizes automatically change to suit the Unit. |
Let's learn about Center on page. | |
Point to check boxes.
click on Horizontally |
Here we have two check boxes Horizontally and Vertically.
Let's click on Horizontally check box. |
Click on the Preview button | We can see the preview of our structure by clicking on the Preview button. |
Point to radio buttons
Portrait, Landscape, Reverse portrait, Reverse landscape. |
In the Orientation field we have radio buttons for
Portrait, Landscape, Reverse portrait, Reverse landscape |
Point to Portrait option >>close the Preview window | By default, Portrait option is selected.
Let's close the Preview window. |
click on Landscape radio button>>click on the Preview button | Now, let's click on Landscape radio button
and then click on the Preview button. |
Slide Number 5
Assignment |
You can explore the other Orientation options on your own. |
Point to the Print button | If you click on the Print button, the file will be printed with the changes made. |
Point to Scale tab. | You can also scale your structure as required before printing. |
Click on the Scale tab. | For this you can use the various options in the Scale tab.
Explore Scale tab on your own. |
Click on Close button >>close the Page Setup window. | Let's click on Close button to close the Page Setup window. |
Next, let's learn how to export an image. | |
Go to File menu, select “Save as image”. | Go to File menu, select “Save as image”. |
Point to dialog box. | “Save as image” dialog box opens. |
Point to File Type
Point to formats |
File Type field has a list of image options.
You can export the image as SVG, PDF, JPEG, PNG and a few other formats. Let's select SVG image. |
Type file name as “Propane” >> click on Save button. | Enter file name as “Pentane-ethane” and click on Save button. |
Show the image. | Here we can see that file is saved as SVG image. |
Next let's export the image as PDF document. | |
Go to File menu, select “Save as image”. | Go to File menu, select “Save as image”. |
Point to dialog box. | “Save as image” dialog box opens. |
From File Type field>> select PDF document | From File Type field, select PDF document. |
Type file name as “Pentane” >> click on Save button. | Enter the file name as “Pentane” and click on Save button. |
Show the image. | Here we can see that file is saved as a PDF document. |
With this we come to the end of this tutorial.
Let's summarize. | |
Slide Number 6
Summary |
In this tutorial we have learnt about
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Slide Number 7
Assignment |
As an assignment
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Slide number 8
Acknowledgement |
Watch the video available at this URL
http://spoken-tutorial.org/What is a Spoken Tutorial It summarises the Spoken Tutorial project If you do not have good bandwidth, you can download and watch it |
Slide Number 9 | The Spoken Tutorial Project Team:
Conducts workshops using spoken tutorials Gives certificates to those who pass an online test For more details, please write to contact@spoken-tutorial.org |
Slide number 10 | Spoken Tutorial Project is a part of the Talk to a Teacher project
It is supported by the National Mission on Education through ICT, MHRD, Government of India More information on this Mission is available at this link http://spoken-tutorial.org/NMEICT-Intro ] This is Madhuri Ganpathi from IIT Bombay signing off. Thank you for joining. |