Menu Bar

Opens the Dragonfly Organizer dialog, which provides an easy way to organize, manage, and share your data (see Dragonfly's Organizer).

Opens the Manage DICOM Images dialog, which lets you open and import images saved in the DICOM file format (see Using the DICOM Loader).

Opens the Import Object(s) from File dialog, which lets you import objects that are saved in a .ORSObject file.

Saves changes to the active session (see Saving Sessions).

Allows you to load a previously saved session (see Loading Sessions).

Loads your default workspace (see Saving and Loading Workspaces).

Lets you load a saved custom workspace (see Saving and Loading Workspaces).

Displays a list of recently imported image files. You can select one from the list to import it (see Importing Image Files)

Displays a list of recently loaded session files. You can select one from the list to load it (see Loading Sessions).

Opens the Recorder dialog, which lets you record your full screen while working with Dragonfly.

Opens the Bone Analysis dialog, which helps you better understand complex metabolic bone diseases (see Dragonfly Bone Analysis).

Opens the Active Contour panel (see Active Contours).

Opens the Histographic Segmentation dialog (see Histographic Segmentation).

Opens the Hyper Dimensional tab on the left sidebar. This module facilitates the interactive visualization, manipulation, and data analysis of multi-dimensional datasets (see Multi-Dimensional Imaging).

Opens the Action Log Viewer console, in which you view all the actions that were performed by using the interface (see Action Log Viewer).

Opens the Macro Player, in which you can record and play macros (see Recording and Playing Macros).

Opens the Command Prompt window (see Command Prompt).

Opens the Jupyter Notebook tutorials in your default web browser.

Automatically opens the Dragonfly directory with the Python Users Extensions folder in your installed file manager. The Python Users Extensions folder can otherwise be found in AppData > Local > ORS > Dragonfly.

Opens a contextual window, in which you can process images using standard image filters and arithmetic operations (see Image Filtering).

Opens a dialog that allows you to create a dataset (see Creating Artificial Datasets).

Opens the Docstring Analyzer, shown below, which is a debugging tool that lets you write docstrings and then see how the docstring will be parsed.

Opens the Object Model Observer dialog and graph. Refer to the Dragonfly developer documentation for more information about the Object Model Observer.

Opens the Reference Finder dialog. Refer to the Dragonfly developer documentation for more information about the Reference Finder.

Opens the Script Runner dialog. Designed to execute custom code, the Script Runner can be used for introspection purposes on any Python object in the application, such as class instances, widgets, or ROIs. It can also be used to evaluate code snippets or to debug a few lines of code that is used in a file-based extension, such as a generic menu item.

Opens the Generic Action Generator dialog, which guides the implementation of customized actions that can be triggered by a keyboard key, a mouse click, or a combination of both (see Generating Actions).

Opens the Generic Property Panel Generator, in which you can create new property panels for specialized workflows (see Generating Property Panels).

Opens the Filter Kernel Based Generator dialog, which helps you integrate new kernel-based filters into your image processing workflow (see Generating Simple Dataset Filters).

Extracts the XML (Extensible Markup Language) that is appended after the binary data in *.ORSObject and *Session files to a new XML file.

Opens the C++ Plug-In Generator dialog, You can fully extend Dragonfly by writing modules in C++ that implement specific tasks and workflows.

Opens the Dragonfly technical documentation package, which provides information about the ORS model, helpers, service classes, as well as details about the interface methods and the ORS Python plug-ins. For developers interested in implementing new features for Dragonfly and for users who want to better understand the conventions and structure of the product.

Opens a dialog that can be used to report any undesirable behavior you may come across while working with Dragonfly (see Reporting Issues).

Allows you to request write access to the Dragonfly forums.

Allows you to automatically check for new program releases and download new versions from Object Research Systems (ORS) Inc. See Checking for Updates.

Opens the User Profile dialog, in which you can enter your name and contact information, as well as add a copyright notice (see Adding Your User Profile).