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--- decimal3d:instructions_for_use:instructions_for_use [2019/09/03 20:16] – [User Profile] kmobile
+++ decimal3d:instructions_for_use:instructions_for_use [2019/09/03 20:40] – [Data Displays and Interpretation] kmobile
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 ==== Coordinates and Units of Measure ====
-The following is a list of several important items that users should understand in regards to the information displays in the Astroid Planning Application:
+FIXME- should we delete this for the first go round?
-  * The Astroid Planning exclusively uses DICOM coordinate systems for display information (machine based coordinates are NOT available)
-  * All linear dimensions are shown in millimeters (mm)
-  * All angular dimensions are shown in degrees (deg)
-  * All radiation dose quantities will be shown with their corresponding units within the application (e.g. Gy(RBE) or %)
-  * All date/time values are provided in a // dd/mm/yyyy h:m:s // format using local time on a 24 hour clock
-  * All date and time notifications in Astroid should match current Windows OS date and time, including proper use of daylight savings time where appropriate (note: Astroid will display in 24 hour format, while Windows may display in am/pm depending on local settings)
 ==== Data Validation and Limits ====
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 ==== Data Displays and Interpretation ====
-Astroid contains many displays throughout the plan creation process. Please refer to [[http://apps.dotdecimal.com/doku.php?id=planning:userguide:tutorials:all_tutorials#astroid_optimization|the Astroid Tutorials]].
+decimal3D contains many displays throughout the scanning, digitizing and beam placement process. Please refer to [[FIXME]].
 ==== Unauthorized Use ====