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Zoltán Klencsár  \n2011-2016  \nCONTENTS  \n1. INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................ 3  \n2. ACCESSING THE FUNCTIONS OF THE MIDB DATABASE ..................................... 4  \n3. THE DATABASE RECORD INPUT FORM .............................................................. 7  \n4. RESAMPLING OF DATA FOR PUBLICATION ..................................................... 14  \n5. DATABASE RECORD PREVIEW......................................................................... 16  \n6. THE DATABASE BROWSER .............................................................................. 18  \n7. HOW TO EDIT DATABASE RECORDS ................................................................ 28  \n8. HOW TO WITHDRAW DATABASE RECORDS ..................................................... 29  \n1. Introduction  \nThe MossWinn Internet Database (MIDB) is a Mossbauer spectroscopy database system service that can be accessed via the internet by the help of the MossWinn program. Full access to the database requires subscription to the MossWinn Services (see [http://www.mosswinn.hu/mws.htm](http://www.mosswinn.hu/mws.htm)), whereas free query and browse access to the database is provided via the DTB menubox in the main menu of MossWinn. The MIDB is intended to serve as 􏂷 a tool for information exchange among Mossbauer spectroscopists,  \n􏂷 a starting point for Mossbauer literature surveys,  \n􏂷 a starting point for Mossbauer data surveys, and as  \n􏂷 a model library, i.e . a starting point for database aided Mossbauer spectrum analysis .  \nThe MossWinn Internet Database enables subscribers to  \n􏂷 publish their own database records in the MIDB,  \n􏂷 query & browse the records included in the MIDB,  \n􏂷 withdraw or edit their own database records published in the MIDB,􏂷 find database match(es) for their own spectrum under analysis, and  \n􏂷 reuse fit models included in database records to fit own spectra . The functions of the database system can be accessed via the submenu items of the DB menu box in the FIT menu (see page 4), whereas some of the functions are also available directly from the main menu via the DTBand EDT menu boxes. The manual of MossWinn can be consulted concerning the access of the latter functions.  \nMossWinn’s internet connections  \nInternet related functions offered by MossWinn are performed by the establishment of connections to several different internet resources/servers. Users who have a firewall installed on their PC system may experience warnings related to these connections when MossWinn starts. In order to avoid such warnings, one needs to include MossWinn’s connections into the‘whitelist’of the firewall software . In case of doubt, please, do not hesitate to contact the author for detailed information.  \nFunctions of MossWinn that require the establishment of internet connections can be enabled/disabled via the Set internet access options sub menu of the SET menu box in the main menu .  \n2. Accessing the functions of the MIDB database  \nIn order to access the functions of the database, load a spectrum and enter the FIT menu. The DB menu box of the FIT menu provides access to the functions of the MossWinn Internet Database as follows.  \nFind and apply best match-Turn to this option in order to search through the database records in order to find the spectrum that best matches the fitted spectrum currently on the screen, and to set the corresponding fit model as included in the database record returned by the search. (The currently set fit model will be overwritten.) The fitness of the database records with respect to the current spectrum is evaluated by considering the isomer shift of the default isomer shift reference material (associated with the current source nuclide) that can be set via the Default isomer shift reference submenu option of the SET menu. 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