           *** Neuroanatomy: An Electronic Atlas ***
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"Neuroanatomy: An Electronic Atlas" is designed to be a learn
and review tool. It reviews the "Coronal," "Axial," "Sagittal,"
and "Surface" sections of the human brain.

               *** NAVIGATING THE ATLAS ***


General Information:
=======================

Once you have read this general section, review the
navigating section on either mouse manipulation or keyboard
manipulation of the program.

When the BRAIN ATLAS "main menu" appears, this screen
shows four brain sections.  The sections in the BRAIN ATLAS
program all work the same way.  The red lines show the
approximate placement of the individual brain cross-sections.

Now select the desired brain section. A full screen picture of the
selected brain section appears.  Select the desired cross-section.
The selected cross-section appears.


The upper left corner displays a small picture of
the brain section with the selected cross-section position
delineated with a red line.

Above the picture of the cross-section, an identifying bar
labels the section, cross-section number and which "page" of the
list of structures is shown in the chart to the left of the
cross-section picture.

Selecting a structure from the list causes a large red arrow to
appear on the cross-section, pointing to the identified structure.

At the bottom of the list of structures four "buttons"
appear: "Test," "Options," "PgUp," and "PgDn."

  Test:
        Selecting the "Test" button moves you into the
        other main function of this program -- "testing"
        your retention of the cross-section you've just reviewed.

        The screen displays a picture of the cross-section you
        were just studying, but the list of structures is
        replaced by the following choices:


          - Select By Multiple Choice
          - Show Answer
          - Next
          - Stop
          - Quick Review

        The top right of the screen displays "QUIZ," and
        an arrow on the picture points to a randomly
        selected structure as your first test "question."

        Select By Multiple Choice:
            This function presents you with the list of
            structures belonging to this cross-section.

       [NOTE: The displayed list may hold more choices than actually
       appear on the screen. Additional choices can be seen by using
       the scroll bar on the right of the list. To scroll, you have
       several options.  With a mouse you can either click on the
       arrow pointing up or down on the scroll bar or you can use
       the keyboard. Press the Page Up or Page Down keys, or you
       can press and hold the up or down arrow keys.]

       Select your answer.  A pop-up window appears indicating if
       your choice was correct or incorrect.

       Show Answer:   Select this option to see the correct name of
                      the brain structure indicated by the arrow.

       Next:          Select "Next" to have the BRAIN ATLAS pick
                      another random structure on the brain
                      cross-section.

       Quick Review:  This choice permits you to review quickly the
                      structures on this cross-section.

       Stop:          Select "Stop" to exit the "Test" option and
                      return to the previous screen of the selected
                      brain cross-section.

       Options:       Selecting this button causes a pull-down menu
                      to appear that lists the four sections of the
                      BRAIN ATLAS and an option to leave the
                      program. (This is in addition to the function
                      key "F3=Quit.")

       PgUp:
        Selecting this button will display the previous "page"
        of list structures if you are currently not showing "page"
        one. If you are on "page" one, PgUp returns you to the
        previous cross-section.

       PgDn:
        Selecting this button will display subsequent "pages" of
        the list of structures if you are not currently on the
        last "page."  If you are, the next cross-section is displayed.

The function key bar appears at the bottom of the screen and at the
bottom of the "Test" screen. The following function keys appear:

        Esc=Cancel: This key cancels any pop-up or pull-down
                    window that appeared.

        F1=Help:    This key displays this HELP file.

        F3=Exit:    This key exits the program, returning you to
                    your system prompt.

Navigating With A Mouse:
========================

With a mouse connected, a pop-up window appears after the
three title screens and asks if you wish to use the mouse.
You may answer "yes" or "no" either through pressing the
appropriate "y" or "n" key, or, you may click the mouse button
on your choice.

[NOTE: With a 2- or 3-button mouse use the left button.
Unlike other applications you may be familiar with, the
BRAIN ATLAS only uses a single click on the mouse to
manipulate the program.]

On the "main menu" screen, the arrow changes to an open box
in any of the four pictures.  Click anywhere in the
picture to select the section.

Examine the picture on the screen and choose the
desired cross-section by clicking directly on the RED line.

On the list of structures, move the arrow to highlight
your selection and click the mouse.

On the "Test" and "Quick Review" options, the arrow changes
to an "X" when making a choice.

Navigating With The Keyboard:
=============================
On the "main menu" screen select the Brain section you wish
to view by entering the corresponding number. Select the
Brain cross-section that you wish to view by entering the
corresponding number.

List of Structures: Press the keyboard button labeled "Page Up"
                    or "Page Down" to display additional "pages"
                    of the list.

                    Use the "up" and "down" arrow keys on your
                    keyboard to highlight specific list
                    structure items.

                    [NOTE: For the BRAIN ATLAS to accept your
                    selection, you must highlight the item
                    and press <Enter>.]

Test and Options Buttons:
                   Press the highlighted text character on the
                   "Test" and "Options" buttons (eg, "T" or
                   "O").  In the "Test" section, press the
                   highlighted text character of your choice.
                   In the "Options" section, use the up and
                   down arrow keys to highlight your selection
                   and press <Enter>.

               
Caution:
========

"Neuroanatomy: An Electronic Atlas" provides a user friendly
environment for ease of navigation.  The program uses external
commands and functions to enhance its operation. Attempts to
manipulate or alter its files may render the program
inoperable.

Copyright:
==========

Copyright 1990, Richard A. Rowe, M.D. and the Medical College
of Georgia.

"Neuroanatomy: An Electronic Atlas" is protected under U.S.
copyright law. No portion of the Atlas, pictures, illustrations,
external commands,or external functions maybe used or duplicated
without the written permission of the copyright holders.


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