All View
All View displays the left and right hemisphere surfaces (and cerebellum if loaded) and all 3 volume planes in one Viewing Tab. In All View, the Toolbar looks like this:

- Orientation contains buttons to set orthogonal and User-defined views of the brain surfaces/volume displayed.

> - Orthogonal view buttons are labeled: L (left), R (right), D (dorsal), V (ventral), A (anterior), and P (posterior).

> - The Reset button resets the orientation/zoom to the default.

> - Custom Orientation allows one to set and save (or not) a specific transform (pan, rotate, oblique rotate, zoom) for a surface or volume.

- Surface Viewing contains pull-downs and check-boxes to set the surfaces to view: L (left hemisphere), R (right hemisphere), C (cerebellum).

> - The top pull-down menu changes the type of surface: Anatomical, Inflated or Very Inflated.

> - The check-boxes to the left of the L, R and C turn on/off the display of that structure.

> - To change the structure's surface file, click on the L, R or C button and a list of loaded files will appear for selection.

> - The scroll boxes to the right, control the spacing between left and right hemispheres (relative to anatomical spacing = 0) and the spacing of the cerebellum away from the cortex.

- Slice Indices/Coords contains toggles to turn off/on volume planes (P = parasagittal, C = coronal, A = axial) and settings for the slice index and stereotaxic (Talairach) coordinate to be viewed.

> - The vertical Origin button rests the slice indices to the default (centered at the AC).

> - The button (default on) activates movement of the crosshairs/volume slice to the same plane as the brainordinate selected in any of the Viewing Tabs in the same yoking group as the All tab.

> - The pull-down at the bottom toggles between Orthogonal and Oblique volume viewing.

- Mode contains buttons for switching between Viewing Area mouse controls for performing actions including Border drawing and Foci creation or typical View mode.

- Clipping contains settings for cutting down Surface, Volume, or Features data to be viewed.

- Tab contains cross-tab functions for yoking the display of two or more Viewing Tabs.