SPOT 4.1 Basic and Advanced Software Manual for SPOT Insight ...

Ch. 9 - Using SPOT Databasesf) Click on the Create New Folder tab, asshown at right.Note: If you simply enter thePath D:\Histology on theImage File Location dialog(above), the SPOT programwill not create the folder.You must create the foldermanually, either from theWindows Explorer, or fromthe Select Folder dialog.g) Enter the name of the new folder, e.g., Histology.h) Click on Select. The Image File Location dialog reappears.i) Enter the Volume label that you defined for the Zip disk in step 2, e.g., HISTO1j) Click on OK. The Database Image File Locations window reappears.k) Close the Database Image File Locations window. The Database Preference window reappears.Note that the Image Files Saved To path has not changed – it is stillC:\SpotCam\DBImages\Histology. Unless you change this setting, new images added to thedatabase will still be saved to this location.l) Click on OK.4. From the Windows Explorer, cut and paste theimage(s) from the original location (e.g.,C:\SpotCam\DBImages\Histology) to the newlocation (e.g., D:\Histology).a) Navigate to theC:\SpotCam\DBImages\Histologyfolder, and click on Histology.b) From the Edit menu, choose Select All.c) Cut the images [Ctrl X].d) Click on the D:\Histology folder.e) Paste the images [Ctrl V].Steps one through four describe how to move an entire database of images. However, it is possible to moveindividual images or groups of images. When moving individual or groups of images from a SPOTdatabase, you must change the path of each image file that you want to move.190 User Guide to the SPOT Insight Camera