Multiple view layouts

 

A user can create multiple, independent layouts during a viewer session and toggle between them without altering their content. These independent views are called Pages. They can default to an uninitialized grid layout or a defined hanging protocol. The contents and characteristics of a page can be changed without affecting the state or availability of the remaining pages.

 

To create a multiple view layout, do the following:

 

  1. From the Template toolbar, click the Insert Page button.

  2. Select the grid layout.

  3. Load images from the thumbnail panel into available image frames.

 

To add a page to an existing multiple view layout, do the following:

 

  1. From the Page tabs in Navigation toolbar, click the Insert Page tab, ‘+’ or right-click on a Page tab in the Navigation toolbar and select Add.

 

To delete a page from an existing multiple view layout, do the following:

 

  1. From the Navigation toolbar, click to select the tab you want to remove.

  2. Right click the mouse over a Page tab in the Navigation toolbar and select Delete Selected.

 

To clear all pages, do the following:

 

  1. Right click the mouse over a Page tab in the Navigation toolbar and select Delete All.

 

To save the view(s) as a hanging protocol, refer to the Creating hanging protocols.

 

To navigate between the defined pages, click the tab in the Navigation toolbar or use the Next Page and Previous Page buttons in the Template toolbar. Navigating to a different page restores its last display state. If your views were created from a hanging protocol and you want to return to the default view defined by it, reapply the hanging protocol by selecting it from the Template toolbar. This will reset all pages.

 

The navigation toolbar can be configured on, off or automatic. When set to automatic, the navigation toolbar appears when two or more page views or virtual monitors exist. The settings are available under the Layout tab in the Customize Settings panel