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By default, the workstation also displays annotations created by different users in different colors. Selecting Tools > Options > AIM > Markup allows you to change which colors are used for which user's AIM annotations (Figure 12). Selected by default, the "Random" checkbox (#2) assigns a random color to each user. If you do not select the option, you can override the random color with a different color. You can also override the color used to depict one or more user's AIM annotations. The default color may be changed by clicking the button to the left of the checkbox when the checkbox is deselected. A user's color may be changed by clicking the color next to their name and selecting a new color in the color picker dialog that appears. Users not yet loaded into the list may be added to the list by clicking the "Add Login" button (#3). Selected users may be removed from the list (resetting their colors to the default) by selecting the "Remove Selected" button (#4). All users in the list may be selected by clicking the "Select All" button (#5). Selected users may have their color reset to the default color, either random or predefined as determined by the Random checkbox (#2), by clicking the Reset To Default Color button (#6).

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National Biomedical Imaging Archive (NBIA) Data Service

The NBIA Data Service (Fig Figure 13) tab provides the ability to connect and retrieve studies from NBIA directly within the workstation. Holding the "Ctrl" key allows you to click on and select multiple studies. Right-clicking activates a feature that allows you to retrieve selected studies.

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Users can enter search parameters (Fig Figure 14) based on a single value or multiple values of Patient ID, Patient's Name, Sex, Birth Date, Project name at NCI, Slice Thickness, Study Instance UID, and Modality.

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The AIM Data Service tab (Fig Figure 16) provides the ability to connect and retrieve AIM XML documents from an AIM 3.0 Data Service (see "Setting #Setting AIM Data Service Options" in Section I). It also allows a user to retrieve both AIM documents and studies from NCI's NBIA. Right-clicking activates a feature that allows you to retrieve studies.

Figure 16. AIM Data Service

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