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To add a treatment object to the active list, click on the object to highlight it. Then click
the icon between the two lists to transfer the object and finally click . Reverse
the process by clicking the icon to remove an item from the active list. Two
particularly useful Treatment Objects that might not be activated are:
 Film Calibration from Multiple Bitmap no Background: This is the “Mosaic”
calibration object with which multiple images may be opened or scanned to
perform film calibration
 Image Comparison: With this object it is possible to compare any two images.
The Dose-to-plan Comparison object is a special case of Image Comparison in
which one of the images is the treatment plan.
After activating one of the Tools, Treatment Objects,
Plan Readers, Calibration Functions, etc. you can
maintain it in the activated list each time the
application is opened by saving the FilmQA
™
Pro
configuration. Click “File” on the menu bar and then
“Configuration” and either “Save” or “Save As” to
save the current configuration.
To reset any of the Tools, Treatment Objects, Plan Readers, Calibration Functions, etc.
(return to the default
configuration), click on the
function management line and
“Reset to default”.
You can use any of the
programming languages in the
Microsoft .net environment to
write your own Tools, Treatment Objects, Plan Readers, Calibration Functions, etc. and
add them (*.dll) to the function library.