The Compound Builder module creates compound signatures so that
            you can identify and quantify your own custom compounds. 
            Add your newly created compound signatures 
                (.xcpd) to the compound library 
                using Library Manager.  Once in the library, these custom 
                compouds can be used to profile spectra in Profiler.
         
For a hands-on introduction to Compound Builder, see “Tutorial and Sample Files”.

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                            Sidebar View Dropdown Menu changes the currently visible Sidebar view.  | 
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                            Reference Card Panel displays additional information for the compound indicated by the Chenomx Compound ID in the Compound Details, including structure, molecular weight, CAS-RN and so on.  | 
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                            Cluster and Peak Lists edits, selects or removes clusters or peaks in the currently open compound. Also defines new clusters based on the currently selected peaks or clusters.  | 
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                            Cluster Navigator navigates among the clusters of the currently open compound. Enable or disable the Cluster Navigator using the View menu.  | 
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                            Spectrum Graph displays the spectrum as well as the sum line and the currently selected cluster(s) or peak(s).  | 
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                            Information Panel displays information relating to the currently selected cluster(s) and peak(s).  | 
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                            Spectrum Thumbnail displays a thumbnail image of the Spectrum View. The thumbnail can also be used to navigate the spectrum at various zoom settings.  | 
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                            Status Bar displays the current cursor position in the units specified by the View > X Scale and View > Y Scale settings. Also displays information about recent user actions.  | 
                     
            