Setting List area options Topic number: 1425412855556

You can define the appearance and behavior of the List area. Desktops for viewing images and for reporting have extra options.

To set List area options
  1. Select Tools > Options.
  2. On the Lists page View tab, configure the following options:
    OptionsDescription
    To do "Details", "Follow-up" and "Conferences"
    • Collapsed—Hides all lists in the Activities overviews pane.
    • Expanded—Shows all lists.
    Multi-procedure tasks
    • Collapsed—Shows all procedures linked to a task on one line in the task list.
    • Expanded—Shows each procedure on a separate line.
    Always open with Default display modeThis option applies only to desktops that can be used for viewing images, and determines which images are displayed when a task or study is opened.
    • Display active images/add comparison images to clinical sidebar—Displays active study images, and adds comparison studies to the clinical sidebar, but does not display these.

      The hanging protocol best suited to display the active study or studies is applied automatically. Comparison studies are not displayed.

    • Display active images—Displays only active study images. The hanging protocol best suited to display the active study or studies is applied automatically.
    • Compare active/comparison study—Displays both active and comparison study images. The hanging protocol best suited to display the active and comparison studies is applied automatically
    • Text only—Displays text without images.
    For 1-monitor setup always open with the following area on topWhen a study is opened, initially shows:
    • Text—The Text area
    • Images—The Image area
    Double-click on study/task
    • Start task—Default option. Upon double-clicking a task or a study that has a linked task, this task is automatically started.

      Note:

      Double-clicking a study with multiple tasks linked to this study opens the study in the Text area.
    • Open study/task—Upon double-clicking a task or a study that has a linked task, the task is opened in the Text area without being started. You must start the task yourself.
    Open/start selection
    • Do not add selected items to My selection—Default option. When opening selected studies or starting, resuming, or continuing selected tasks, these items are not added to the My selection list. Instead, the selected items are loaded in the Text area. The first of the selected items is displayed.
    • Replace My selection with the selected items
      • When opening multiple studies or starting, resuming, or continuing multiple tasks, the current list is cleared and replaced with a new list of selected items. The first item is displayed in the Text area.
      • When opening a single study or starting, resuming, or continuing a single task, the item is loaded into the Text area. After completing this item, you can resume work in the My selection list where you left off.
    • Add selected items to My selection—When opening selected studies or starting, resuming, or continuing selected tasks, these items are added to the My selection list.
    Remove tasks from My selection
    • All completed tasks—Default option. Tasks you or other users complete are automatically removed from the list.
    • Only tasks completed by me—Tasks you complete are automatically removed from the list. Tasks completed by other users are not removed.

      If, while navigating through the list, you come across a task that was completed by another user, a message is displayed informing you that this task will be removed from your selection.

  3. On the Colors tab, to show specified rows in different colors, select the Enable colored rows checkbox, then configure the colors:
    1. To specify which rows show the selected colors, select the color, the criteria, an operator (such as is or is not), and a condition value from the lists.
      Example:
      Red | Task priority | is | High
      Example:
      Green | Task status | is | Completed

      Keywords are available in the list of criteria for configuring colors, but no other attachments are.

    2. To select which color takes priority if a list item applies to multiple criteria, move rows by selecting the row, then clicking Move up and Move down. Blue up triangle Blue down triangle

      The sequence of the criteria in the colored rows setup does not influence the sequence of tasks in the task lists. It defines only which color takes priority when multiple criteria apply to the same row.

  4. From the Save new options for list, select User, Desktop profile, or This session only.

    User is the default; it sets the options for this and future sessions. Desktop profile, if available, set the options for all users of that desktop profile, except where overridden by user options.

  5. Click Save or Save & close.

Required permissions: Can change options for desktop profile and user level or Can change options for themselves only. (For more on permissions, see Security roles: Concepts.)