iNMR news #100

[GB, author of iNMR]

This is the issue no. 100 and I want to celebrate with a gift. I really don't know what I can give to you, therefore I have decided that you can give something to me.
I have been writing iNMR for more than nine years. In the beginning, everything that I wrote was essential. Then I spent a lot of time for those advanced things that are rarely used, but are considered somehow important.
I am terribly curious to know how many people actually used those esoteric commands (probably nobody).
In practice, I am asking you to fill the form at this address:

http://www.inmr.net/shop/feedback.html

You don't know how much I will appreciate it. If you can't do it right now, try doing it some other day, before the end of 2014.
The form doesn't allow comments, but you can add them to this post.

[GB, author of iNMR]

15 users have given their feedback so far. The results are:

Edit > Search                          20%
Edit > Call Open Babel                  7%
Edit > Tabulator                       20%
Page > New Page                        33%
Page > Toggle Drawer                   47%
View > Fix Inset                       40%
View > Split Plot                      47%
View > Auto-Integrate                  33%
Process > Reference Deconvolution      27%
Process > Linear Prediction            47%
Process > Straight Line                 7%
Process > Remove t1 noise              60%
Process > Smooth                       40%
Process > Covariance                    7%
Process > Symmetrize > Inadequate       7%
Process > DOSY > Mono-Exponential      13%
Process > DOSY > Extract Components    13%
Simulate > New Spectrum                40%
alt + Simulate > New Container          0%
Simulate > Fit Line Positions          27%
Simulate > List of Peaks               33%
Simulate > Deconvolution               40%
Simulate > Multiplet                   47%
Tools > Console                        33%
Tools > Cross-Peaks Manager            40%
Tools > Dragger                        33%

There are a lot of surprises but probably somebody was joking. If you haven't joined yet, please spend a few seconds. It's very simple and easy:

http://www.inmr.net/shop/feedback.html

[GB, author of iNMR]

20 answers arrived. The new statistic is:

Edit > Search                          15%
Edit > Call Open Babel                  5%
Edit > Tabulator                       25%
Page > New Page                        40%
Page > Toggle Drawer                   35%
View > Fix Inset                       40%
View > Split Plot                      45%
View > Auto-Integrate                  30%
Process > Reference Deconvolution      25%
Process > Linear Prediction            35%
Process > Straight Line                10%
Process > Remove t1 noise              65%
Process > Smooth                       50%
Process > Covariance                    5%
Process > Symmetrize > Inadequate      15%
Process > DOSY > Mono-Exponential      15%
Process > DOSY > Extract Components    15%
Simulate > New Spectrum                45%

alt + Simulate > New Container          0%

Simulate > Fit Line Positions          20%
Simulate > List of Peaks               40%
Simulate > Deconvolution               40%
Simulate > Multiplet                   50%
Tools > Console                        45%
Tools > Cross-Peaks Manager            45%
Tools > Dragger                        30%