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Ima g e files
The Henson 9000 saves an image of the chart when a record is saved.
The format of this image file will depend on the options settings . The default is JPEG but
DICOM images can also be stored. The current format is indicated by a label on the menu bar,
e.g.
Lost images can be re-created. Press on the toolbar and select whether to create an
image for the currently selected record or all missing images.
The directory where the image files are stored is a sub directory of your database directory and
its name will be your database name plus 'images'.
In the example below you can see the Henson9000 directory with a sub-directory 'Data' where
the database files are normally placed. You can also see 2 further sub-directories, 'FLD8images'
and 'More images'.
These sub-directories contain the image files. In this case there are two sub-directories because
there are two databases, 'FLD8' and 'More'.
Note:
On some of the early Henson perimeters the image files were stored in a sub-directory simply
called 'images'. In these cases you need to rename this directory by adding the name of the
database, e.g. if your database is FLD8 then the directory should be renamed 'FLD8images'.
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