Basic operations 
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* Navigate between groups
    * Switching to a different group
    * Switching to view images of another member of the same group
    * Accessing another member of another group
* Creating a new project |project| and a new dataset |dataset|
* Moving images to projects and datasets 
* Renaming projects, datasets and images
* Renaming channels
* Previewing images with rendering settings


Step-by-Step
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Navigate to a different group 
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#. On the right-hand side panel, choose Group Training_Jan_2025
    |switch_group|
#. Select **Training_Jan_2025** and select your name under **Member**
#. You should see that the group that you are viewing on the right-hand panel has changed.
#. Switching to view other member (someone sitting next to you) of **Training_Jan_2025**
#. Switching to view one of your colleagues of your **Lab-<group>**

Accessing project and dataset
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#. Switch to Group **Training_Jan_2025** and viewing your project, dataset and images
#. There is a Project named **omero_training**. 
#. Within project omero_training, you will find a dataset.
#. Click on the dataset, you should see a set of images underneath it.

* In OMERO, names are not unique, instead everything has an ID. 

Creating a new project and a new dataset
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#. Switch to Group **Training_Jan_2025** and viewing your project, dataset and images
#. Right-click on your name and a drop-down menu will appear.
    |createproject|
#. Create a project named **"ProjectA"** and a dataset with named **"dataset1"**

Moving images to a different project and dataset
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#. Choose an image from project **"omero_training"** and move that into **dataset1**
#. Choose another image and move it to be under **ProjectA**

Renaming image
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#. Choose the previous image that you put in **dataset1**.
#. Renaming the image by going to the left-hand panel.
    |rename|
#. Rename it as **imageA**
#. Choose another image from **omero_training** and rename that to **imageA**

* As you can see, there are two images with the same name. OMERO does not treat names as unique. 

Renaming channels
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#. Choose an image and click at the ``General`` tab on the right hand panel. 
#. Click on the **pencil-like** icon at the end of the row ``Channels:``
   |editchannelicon|
#. You will find a channel edit window open within the righthand panel.
   |channeledit|


Preview rendering setting
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#. Choose an image and click at the ``Preview`` tab on the righ hand panel.
#. You will see an image viewer on the right hand panel displaying your image and channel settings.
   |preview_rendering|
#. Adjust the channel and you can **save** the settings by clicking at the ``Save`` icon. 
#. Click on the ``Show Histogram`` checkbox, it will display a histogram of the 1st channel.
#. You can click on other channel to display their historgrams.
#. You can undo the settings by clicking on the icon ``undo``
#. The rendering settings can be saved to the server. This never changes the original Image data and can be reverted at any time.
#. The rendering settings can also be copied and pasted between Images. 
#. To modify the rendering settings in batch, click on the ``Save to All`` button to apply the same settings to, for example, all Images in a given Dataset.
#. You can use the settings which other users saved on your Images and apply them for your own Image. These settings are highlighted as thumbnails in the lower part of the Preview pane.

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.. |project| image:: images/project.png
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.. |dataset| image:: images/dataset.png
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.. |switch_group| image:: images/switch_group.png
.. |createproject| image:: images/createproject.png
.. |rename| image:: images/rename.png
.. |channeledit| image:: images/channeledit.png
.. |editchannelicon| image:: images/editchannelicon.png
.. |preview_rendering| image:: images/preview_rendering.png