Full size image display

 

The viewer provides two tools to quickly maximize the image on a monitor. One removes all screen objects, such as the toolbars, menus, thumbnails, and Windows taskbar, and displays the selected frame as large as possible on the monitor. The other maximizes the image within the image area, leaving the toolbars, menus, etc., available.

 

To display an image in the full screen mode, click on the frame and then press the F5 function key. While in full screen mode, you can apply most functions available on the mouse, including window and level, panning and zoom. To return to the normal display mode, press the ESC button, click the close button in the top left corner of the image, or press F5 again.

 

To maximize an image without removing the menus, toolbars, etc., double click the right mouse button. The selected image appears in a 1-up frame. This applies when the viewer’s grid layout is anything other than 1-up and the selected image frame is not running a plug-in module. To restore the grid layout, double-click again before making any significant changes to the 1-up layout. Changes that drop the original layout include applying a new grid layout, loading a new series into the image frame or applying a plug-in module to the image frame.