GE Senographe 2000 D Operator's Manual page 85

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D When you have made your selections in each level, click one or more of the boxes at the bottom of
the screen (Patient, Exam or Series) to specify at which level the filter is to apply.
Each choice made at patient, exam, or series level allows you to choose how the specified text is
to be used to select listed items:
– "Begins with". Items are displayed if they begin with the specified letter or word(s).
– "Contains". Items are displayed if their description contains the specified text.
– "Is". Items are displayed only if their description matches the specified text exactly.
D At any time you can click Clear to delete the choices made and start again, or Cancel to return to
the previous screen.
D When your selections are correct, click Apply.
The filter is applied, but is lost when the current session ends.
9-3 Registered Filters, Filter Management
For repeated queries, use custom filters. A custom filter is defined and saved (registered) separately.
Once defined and saved, the name of the custom filter is added to the Filter menu. It can then be
used at any time, using the (Filter) button and drop-down menu.
D To create, update or remove a custom filter, select Filter management in the Tools
menu:
The Filter selection window is displayed, giving a list of registered filters and a list of
options:
Update
Add
Remove
Done
D The default choice is Add. If you select Add or Update, the Local filter window is displayed, in
which you can specify the new or modified filter characteristics.
This window is identical to that used for a temporary filter, except that you must specify a name to
identify the filter. On completion, you are asked to Save the new or modified filter.
D To apply the filter, return to the Browser and select the filter using the (Filter) icon.
Modify a registered filter (selected from the list)
Create a new registered filter
Remove a registered filter
Return to the previous screen
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