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| - | ====== How to Annotate Slides | + | ====== How to Use Slide Annotations |
| - | My Pathomation comes with a set of tools to annotate and draw on your slides. | + | My Pathomation comes with a set of tools to annotate and draw on your slides. |
| - | The available tools are listed here:\\ | + | These can be made at the Slide level, which appear everywhere, or at the Collection level.\\ |
| + | See these other articles for videos on [[other_features_of_collections|making annotations in collections]] and [[exporting annotations]] for use in other programs. | ||
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| + | In the slide view screen a menu with all available options grouped in boxes is shown. | ||
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| + | Starting at the top row from left to right these are:\\ | ||
| + | * custom colour selection, standard colours, pen size options, recursive drawing, hide/show all annotations, | ||
| + | * full screen, [[accessing_the_ai_menu|AI menu]], [[custom_and_fixed-size_annotations|preset custom annotations]], | ||
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| + | The available | ||
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| - | The annotation outline colour (1), body colour (2), line thickness (3) can all be changed. If drawing multiple annotations of the same type, you can toggle recursive drawing (4) which removes the requirement to select the type of annotation each time. | + | The annotation outline |
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| Annotations can also be created at the level of a collection and will be collection specific, in this way a whole slide image belonging to different collections can be given different visible annotations in each collection. | Annotations can also be created at the level of a collection and will be collection specific, in this way a whole slide image belonging to different collections can be given different visible annotations in each collection. | ||
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| + | **Other options** | ||
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| + | The //hide/show all annotations// | ||
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| + | The //hide/show all labels// icon makes it easy to hide show the AI annotation labels. This is very useful for controlling when you need to see results at the level of individual annotations or prefer to have an unobstructed view without the label text.\\ | ||
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| + | The //counter tool// # icon allows you to mark and count elements in your image. You can select the colour and pen thickness, select recursive drawing and then the # icon to start counting. | ||
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