Recent changes to Annotation

Annotation modified by Sven Mostböck

Sven Mostböck — Sat, 21 Nov 2020 19:51:45 -0000

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 If a plot has multiple overlays, the annotation keyword for each overlay is shown. The "Legend" is a color label based on the respective overlay's color scheme, and can help to link the annotation with the respective overlay.

 ![Example for annotations of multiple overlays](https://sourceforge.net/p/fcsalyzer/wiki/Images/attachment/Example_Annotation.png "Example for annotations of multiple overlays")
+[[embed url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0yVYU73ormI]]

Annotation modified by Sven Mostböck

Sven Mostböck — Sat, 07 Nov 2020 21:47:44 -0000

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 ![The dialog to add annotations](https://sourceforge.net/p/fcsalyzer/wiki/Images/attachment/Dialog_Annotation.png "The dialog to add annotations")

 To add an annotation to selected plots, use "Annotation" of the "Plot" menu. A dialog will allow you to select the wanted keyword. If multiple plots are selected, the annotations will be added to each plot but the dialog will display only the keywords of the first selected plot. A plot can have multiple different annotations.
-If a plot has multiple overlays, the annotation keyword for each overlay is shown. The "Legend" is a color label based on the respective overlay's color scheme, and can help to link the annotation with the repsective overlay.
+If a plot has multiple overlays, the annotation keyword for each overlay is shown. The "Legend" is a color label based on the respective overlay's color scheme, and can help to link the annotation with the respective overlay.

 ![Example for annotations of multiple overlays](https://sourceforge.net/p/fcsalyzer/wiki/Images/attachment/Example_Annotation.png "Example for annotations of multiple overlays")

Annotation modified by Sven Mostböck

Sven Mostböck — Sat, 07 Nov 2020 21:47:03 -0000

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 An annotation is the value of a keyword contained in a [FCS data file](FACS data). I guess the best-known keyword is "Sample ID". Annotations can only be added to [plots](Plot). When the data file of the plot changes, the annotation changes accordingly.

+![The dialog to add annotations](https://sourceforge.net/p/fcsalyzer/wiki/Images/attachment/Dialog_Annotation.png "The dialog to add annotations")
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 To add an annotation to selected plots, use "Annotation" of the "Plot" menu. A dialog will allow you to select the wanted keyword. If multiple plots are selected, the annotations will be added to each plot but the dialog will display only the keywords of the first selected plot. A plot can have multiple different annotations.
+If a plot has multiple overlays, the annotation keyword for each overlay is shown. The "Legend" is a color label based on the respective overlay's color scheme, and can help to link the annotation with the repsective overlay.
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+![Example for annotations of multiple overlays](https://sourceforge.net/p/fcsalyzer/wiki/Images/attachment/Example_Annotation.png "Example for annotations of multiple overlays")

WikiPage Annotation modified by Sven Mostböck

Sven Mostböck — Sun, 11 Nov 2012 10:59:57 -0000

An annotation is the value of a keyword contained in a [FCS data file](FACS data). I guess the best-known keyword is "Sample ID". Annotations can only be added to [plots](Plot). When the data file of the plot changes, the annotation changes accordingly. To add an annotation to selected plots, use "Annotation" of the "Plot" menu. A dialog will allow you to select the wanted keyword. If multiple plots are selected, the annotations will be added to each plot but the dialog will display only the keywords of the first selected plot. A plot can have multiple different annotations.