Bio-Rad Image Lab™ Software User Manual

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66 | Gel Doc XR+ and ChemiDoc XRS+ Systems with Image Lab Software

Security Menu Commands

Note:

This menu is only visible in Image Lab Security Edition. For more

information about Security Edition, see

Chapter 13, Using the Security Edition

.

Security Preferences allows the Image Lab Administrator to enable and disable

secure mode. In this dialog box, the administrator chooses the domain to be used

for authentication and whether to use local groups for security levels.

Rename Security Groups allows a person logged on as a member the Windows

Administrators group to change any of the four default Image Lab security group

names (TDS_Administrator, TDS_User, TDS_Tech, and TDS_Guest).

Note:

This menu option is visible only if the person logged on to the local

computer is logged on as a member of the Windows Administrators group.

Only users who are logged on as a member of that group maintain the authority

to change any of the four default Image Lab security group names. Any

changes made to these Security Group names must match the names your

Windows system administrator has given those groups.

Sign Document enables users to sign images and protocols. Users enter their user

name and password and provide a reason for signing. When the document is

signed, the reason is saved in the System Log file.

Window Menu Commands

The Window controls enable you to show and hide multiple open image files in your

workspace. A list of all currently open images and protocols appears in this menu.

Tile aligns all open image files so they are visible at the same time.

Tile Horizontal aligns all open image files from top to bottom.

Tile Vertical aligns all open image files from left to right.

Cascade stacks all open image files and protocols with overlapping title bars, so

each one can be easily chosen for viewing.

Imitate Zoom changes the zoom setting of all open images to the same zoom

setting as the current image file.

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