In the second part, we will guide you through the installation process of the software in a free NIST GC-MS lab for universities.

In the first part we will introduce you to the very basic theory of GC-MS analyses

In the twelfth part we will show a "real world example" of unknown identification using KnowItAll Adaptive MS and IR Search.

In the eleventh part, we will learn how to makie a user library using NIST MS Interpreter and PubChem.

In the tenth part of the training we will have a look at converting NIST User libraries to KnowItAll Format.

In the ninth part we will look at structure interchange between KnowItAll and NIST plus basics of Using MS Interpreter.

In the eighth part of Wiley KnowItAll Mass Spec Training we will look at Tips for Drawing Structures and Structure Searches in ChemWindow

In the seventh part of Wiley KnowItAll Mass Spec Training we will look at the Easy Transfer of Spectra between NIST Search and KnowItAll

In the sixth part of Wiley KnowItAll Mass Spec Training we will look at Automatic GC-MS Data Processing Using MS Expert

In the fifth part of the KnowItAll Software series, we will look at SearchIt and MineIt modules for Identification of Unresolved Components in GC-MS Peaks.