Enter the interactive display to adjust window functions by typing wti on the command line. To make the spectrum visible in the wti display (top third of the panel) right click in the spectrum box and then use the middle mouse button to change the vertical scale. Any part of a spectrum can be chosen to examine the effect of weighting functions but the desired expansion has to be chosen before going into the wti display. Once in here it cannot be changed.

gf and gfs form a parameter pair (Gaussian function as shown in examples B and C), sb and sbs form another pair (sine bell). gf and sb define the width of the respective functions, gfs and sbs the shift of the functions: see the difference between B) and C) where the width is the same but the shift to the right is stronger in C).
lb stands for line broadening, i.e. a function that enhances the signal-to-noise ratio but strongly increases the line widths (example). It is not all that useful for proton NMR but good for 13C work where overlap is a lesser concern but low s/n is typically the problem.

Do not mix and match several apodization functions.