Consequently, when describing applic
aons in these Instrucons for Use, it is not always
possible to indicate exactly on what monitor or screen that it appears.
Interacng with Windows
You can enlarge windows and display them full-screen, or you can minimize them to the last posion.
You can also manually resize a window by dragging it's edge.
To acvate the applicaon in a window, click anywhere within the borders of the window. The borders
of the window are yellow indicang that the window is selected. Only one window is acve at a me.
When you move the pointer over the applicaon window, the toolbar, task navigaon panel, and
review toolbar become visible. If there is no interacon in the applicaon window aer a few seconds
the toolbar and review toolbar are automacally hidden. Move the pointer over the area to display
them again.
When you posion the pointer within the borders of the window, the header becomes acve and the
following interacons are available:
• Click to maximize the window.
• Click to restore the window to the inial size.
• Click to adjust the window to the actual pixel size.
• Click to hide the applicaon in a window. When an applicaon is hidden, its icon is shown in the
middle of the window. Click the icon to display the applicaon again.
• Click to create a snapshot of the applicaon in the window. The snapshot is stored with the study of
the current acquision paent.
Interacng with P
anels
You can expand panels to make tools or tasks available, and then collapse them to create a less
cluered environment, for example, while viewing:
• Click the expander to open the panel or window.
• Click the expander to close the panel or window.
• This icon indicates that there are more funcons available. Click to display them.
• Click to close the panel or window.
19.1.2 Paent Table: Doctor Side and Nurse Side
These denions assume that the paent is supine on the table, with feet toward the table base.
With this paent orientaon, the doctor side is the right side of the table (corresponding to the right
side of the paent), and the nurse side is the le side of the table. The head end of the table is the end
furthest away from the table base, and the foot end is the end nearest to the table base.
Glossary Denions
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