CinePlex v3 Manual - Plexon Inc

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in the PLX file. For interval-type markers, a second event ID must be
specified to represent the end time for the interval.
Note:
Note:
These IDs must be unique across all markers. CinePlex Editor suggests an
unused and unique value for these IDs, so they do not usually require immediate
attention when the marker is first created. If the data is exported to a PLX
file, there will be an opportunity to change these event IDs.
The user may also click Generate Occurrences to have CinePlex Editor create
the marker and also automatically populate the new marker with algorithmically-generated
marker occurrences. The available methods for automatically
populating the marker with marker occurrences varies by marker type; for a
description, see “Automatically Generating Marker Occurrences” on
page 183.
— OK - Click OK to close the dialog box and create the new marker.
• Edit Selected Marker - This item opens the Edit Marker dialog box.
Note:
The user may also open the Edit Marker dialog box from the right-click menus
in the Markers and _Marker Occurrences windows.
The marker type cannot be changed for an existing marker. However, it is possible
to change the following marker items:
— Name - Enter a unique marker name. Marker names must be unique.
Duplicates are not accepted during the Add Marker process.
— Comment - Add, add to, or edit a free-form comment that describes the
marker.
— Associated Keystroke - This area identifies the keystroke that is associated
with this marker; click Change to open the Assign Key dialog
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