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### Scrolling through a series

When a series is displayed in a viewport, you can scroll through the series to review the images within.

Warning: To ensure that all images that you want to view are displayed, and that no image is unintentionally skipped, first click the image, and then rotate the mouse wheel backward or forward, depending on the direction in which you want to scroll through the series.

If the series you scroll through shares a spatial relationship with another series, you can display the cross-reference lines, to view the intersecting location of the series with respect to the related series. See Displaying or hiding cross-reference lines.

Special consideration: scrolling through a linked series

Series that contain cross-sectional images can be linked. See Working with linked series.

Note:

| • | The linked series must share a spatial relationship in order to scroll simultaneously.

| • | Series linking does not apply to series in a Zoom window or Survey window. See Zoom window and Survey window.

When multiple series are linked, while you scroll through the active series, the corresponding images are displayed in the linked series. The corresponding images in this context are slices that have the closest spatial position to the active image in the viewport where the scrolling takes place.

Warning: To ensure that all images you want to view are displayed, scroll through each series individually.

Steps for this task

To scroll through a series:

To... | Do this...
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Scroll up the series |
| • | Do one of the following:
| - | Rotate the mouse wheel up
| - | Click the Previous icon on the main toolbar.
Scroll down the series |
| • | Do one of the following:
| - | Rotate the mouse wheel down
| - | Click the Next icon on the main toolbar.

Note: You can also use power scrolling, to quickly scroll through a large multi-slice series. See Moving through a series using power scrolling.

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