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images are identical but pixels have been put out of shape. Matched views are

automatically selected and can be noticed by their blue frames. If the orientation was

also matched, the affected images are framed in red.

Locked view

Menu: View => Lock view

When one double-clicks on a view, all the other views relative to the same region of the

sky will be centred automatically on the clicked location. This is also the case if one

clicks on the measures (see 5.1.6). To prevent this change of central location and/or

change of zooming factor, it is possible to lock a view so that it always keeps the same

"). A locked view triggers the

Sticked panel

Menu: View => Sticked panel

In order to prevent the scrolling of one or several views when one

uses the vertical scrolling bar, it is possible to “stick” the panel so

that it keeps its location. For this, use the menu “View => Sticked

panel”. A sticked panel triggers red triangular corners and is not

affected by the scrolling bar.

Moving and paste

It is easy to move a view from a panel to the other by doing a simple

click/drag/drop with the mouse. By keeping the Ctrl button pressed simultaneously, this

function will create a duplicate of the view.

Delete

Deleting a view does not imply the deletion of the image and/or of the catalogues used

for the view; the data remain accessible in the stack. However, deleting an image in the

stack does suppress all the views using it. The menu “View => Delete other views” enables

you to suppress rapidly all views except the current one.

Full screen and simple window

Icon:

Menu: View => Full screen, Simple window

Short key: F11, F12

A view can be displayed by using the entirety of the screen. It can also be displayed in a

simple window without the rest of the graphical interface (menu, stack, measures…)

being shown. Using the F11 and F12 keys respectively will enable you to switch between

these visualisation modes. The Escape key will make you go back to the normal display

mode.

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