Selecting Images to Print
You select images to print by adding them to the Print Film window. All of the images displayed in the window make up the print job; the pages that will be sent to the printer. Images are progressively rendered lossless as soon as you open the Print Film window to view them.
You can add images either when viewing a study in the viewports or from the Search tool. When viewing a study, you can choose to add single images or all images in a series. When adding images from the Search tool, you can choose to add a series or the entire study. Key images also can be selected.
Once you have selected the images you require, a Film panel is created for each page of film you will print.
To add images from the Search tool:
- Search for the study or series you require. See Searching for all Studies for a Patient.
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Right-click the study or series and choose Print to Film.
The Print Film window opens. All images from the selection are added to the print job and are laid out in films, according to the current print settings.
- To add more images to the window, repeat steps 1 to 2, as required.
To add images from the viewports:
- Select the desired viewport by clicking it.
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If required, manipulate the required images, position and orient them in the viewports, adjust the window level, and apply measurement and annotation tools.
You also can do this later in the Print Film window.
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Do one of the following:
- To add all images in the series, choose Print | Add Series to Film.
- To add only the selected image, choose Print | Add Image to
Film (Shift+Spacebar) or click Add Image
To Film
.
The selected images are added to the print job. However, the Print Film window does not open automatically, in order to allow you to continue working in InteleViewer and adding images to print, if necessary.
- To add more images to the window, repeat steps 1 to 3 as required.
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To view the images in the Print Film window, choose Print | Print Film or press Ctrl+P.
You can add images or series from different studies to a single print job.