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### Applying a Bookmark

You can apply a previously saved Bookmark to a study. All the studies to which the Bookmark applies are displayed exactly as they were when the Bookmark was saved. See Attributes of a Bookmark.

Note: When you apply a Bookmark, Disc closes all studies to which the Bookmark does not apply.

Steps for this task

To apply a Bookmark:

| 1. | Click the Bookmark icon on the main toolbar.

| 2. | From the menu that is displayed, select Load Bookmark.

The Load Bookmark dialog box is displayed, listing all the saved Bookmarks for the study.

The following table describes the information about the listed Bookmarks.

Information | Meaning
# | Bookmark number. It is assigned to a Bookmark sequentially. The larger the number, the more recently the Bookmark was saved.
Bookmark Name | Identification name of the Bookmark.
Saved On | Date and time the Bookmark was saved.
Saved By | Name of the user who saved the Bookmark.
Monitors | Monitor configuration on which the Bookmark was saved.

| 3. | Click the List filter box, and specify which Bookmarks you want to list.

The following table describes the available filters.

Filter | Meaning
Last 5 | List the five most recently saved Bookmarks associated with the study.
Last 10 | List the ten most recently saved Bookmarks associated with the study.
Last 20 | List the 20 most recently saved Bookmarks associated with the study.
All | List all the saved Bookmarks associated with the study.

The corresponding Bookmarks are listed.

| 4. | Click the Bookmark you want to apply.

Note: A Bookmark can be applied to the monitor configuration on which it was saved, or similar monitor configuration only. Bookmarks that cannot be applied on the monitor configuration of your workstation are dimmed.

| 5. | Do one of the following:

| • | To apply the Bookmark, click Apply.

| • | To apply the Bookmark and close the Load Bookmark dialog box, click OK.

The Bookmark is applied accordingly. Bookmark in Use is displayed on the Display Protocol button, to indicate that a Bookmark is applied to the study.

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