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    <title>Collecting the list</title>
	<meta name="DESCRIPTION" content="How to collect many images in a document">
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    <h1 align="center">Collecting the list</h1>

    <p>The first step to process planetary images is to build the list of 
      images/movies to process.</p>

    <p>Launch Lynkeos, it starts with a new empty document.</p>

    <center><img src="newdoc.jpg" width="300" height="215"></center>

    <p>Click on the "+" button in the bottom left part of the document window,
      the tabs frame, to add to the list.<br>
      An "open panel" invites you to choose the files to add.<br>
      Choose one QuickTime&reg; sequence containing planetary images.</p>

    <center><img src="addpanel.jpg" width="300" height="194"></center>

    <p>Alternatively, you can drag some image or movie files from another
    application (Finder, iPhoto etc...) and drop them on the list frame.</p>

    <p>The sequence appears in the left part of the document window, the list 
      frame. The triangle in the left margin opens the sequence and displays 
      one line for each frame of the sequence.<br>
      Click on one of these lines and the image is displayed in the right part
      of the document window, the image frame. A slider, under the image, 
      allows to zoom in or out.</p>

    <center><img src="imagelist.jpg" width="300" height="215"></center>

    <p>This is all you have to do to build the list&nbsp;; you may now add
    <a href="tutor_calibration.html">calibration frames</a>.</p>

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