The library search functionality of the software is now compatible with the new NIST20 Mass Spectral Library and Search Software.
Some special characters in compound names were not being displayed properly in the hit lists returned by library search.
Correct Character | β | γ | ω | η |
Interactive/non-HiRes Batch | ß | τ | Ω | ⁿ |
HiRes Batch | ß | ? | ? | ? |
Additionally, chemical structure lookup with a name containing a lowercase omega (ω) did not return expected results.
When using MS Viewer > MS/MS Library Search, the hit list results could show the wrong library name if either:
When using NIST17, MS Viewer > MS/MS Library Search hit list results differed significantly (different match factors and ordering) from the results produced when manually performing an MS/MS search on the same spectra from the NIST MS Search Program.
Known Issue: Slight match factor and ordering differences still occur in some cases.
When using NIST17, batch library search and interactive library search would sometimes swap the order of hit list items with equal match factors.
When performing interactive library search, if the returned hit list contained a compound with ">>" in the name, an exception would be thrown. This is known to occur when searching with the NIST20 "lr_msms_nist" library.
When configuring settings for an RI table, after setting the function to Polynomial and selecting OK, the function could not be changed back to linear. The Linear option could be selected, but the fit function would remain a polynomial function.
Affected Versions: This bug only affected version 2020r1.
When importing images in Investigator using the option Auto generate a feature template, if no reliable peaks are found, an I/O exception was thrown during the Generate Composite Chromatogram step with an unclear message: "Failed to register and add chromatogram (1007)". Now a more specific exception is thrown during the Generate Reliable Template step.