HelpWindow.xaml

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                <Bold>Exporting data from the TPS</Bold><LineBreak/>
                Export the RT plan, plan dose  with absolute values (not beam dose), CT images and structure set.
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                <Bold>Loading data</Bold><LineBreak/>
                You must load at least the RT dose file. Click the "Open..." button and select the data. If more than one dose file is selected,
                you will get an error. You can include CT images as well. The program will not check if the image series is complete. However, you will get
                an error if the images do not belong to the same series/study.
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                <Bold>Modifying the dose matrix</Bold><LineBreak/>
                The dose matrix is displayed in sagittal slices. You can scroll the mouse wheel to change the slice. You can do the same for CT images.
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                Define the desired <Italic>z</Italic>-profile of the dose matrix. Make sure all points P are ordered in increasing order of <Italic>z</Italic>. 
                Define the values of dose <Italic>D</Italic>. All values must be non-negative.
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                <Italic>Hot keys</Italic><LineBreak/>
                To define a point, say P3, you may enter the values in the textbox by hand, or use the mouse tracker. For the latter click with the mouse on the 
                dose plot. The tracker will show. The last position of the tracker is saved into memory. Press button '3' on the keyboard (non-numerical part). 
                The position of P3 will change. You can do the same for other points.<LineBreak/><LineBreak/>
                <Bold>Importing data back into the TPS</Bold>
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                Save the new dose matrix. Import the original data with the new dose file into the TPS. On some systems you have to delete the original plan 
                before you can import the data back. The program changes the SOPInstanceUID of the dose file, but other files are left untouched.<LineBreak/><LineBreak/>
                
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