Personal annotations
Annotations are a way of creating 'shortcuts' to
interesting findings in virtual slides. The web atlas features predefined
annotations, usually demonstrating diagnostic
clues.
Besides these 'built-in' annotations you have the option
to
mark your own
interesting areas in any slide, so that you directly can
zoom in to
them or show
/send them to a colleague. You can add text
and symbols to your annotations.
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The
annotations and the control
buttons can be found in the right
margin of the viewing window. The
big image shows the annotated area. |
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The green box
in the overview window shows the extent of the annotated area. |
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All annotations in the
current slide are listed here, as clickable links. |
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When reading an
annotation, the text description appears here. |
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Clicking 'Make annotation' creates the annotation.
A symbol of selectable color and shape can be added |
Your annotations are stored on the server, and if you
wish to reload them the
next time you visit the web atlas, you can easily save them by creating a
login
bookmark in your browser.
How to save annotations
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How to load annotations
Back to annotations main page |
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