Montage View
Montage View displays the medial and lateral sides of left and right hemisphere surfaces in one Viewing Tab. In Montage View the Toolbar looks like this:

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

- Orthogonal view buttons are labeled: LM (lateral-medial), DV (dorsal-ventral), AP (anterior-posterior).
- Using the Mouse Controls, in Montage view, rotation is mirrored between hemisphere lateral/medial sides and panning moves hemisphere sides together or away from each other.
- 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.

- Montage Selection contains pull-downs and checkboxes to set the surface montage to view.

- Top Left pull-down sets the montage structure: Cerebral Cortex, Cerebellar Cortex, or Flat. A structure is only viewable if the appropriate surface is loaded.
- Top Right pull-down sets the page orientation of the surfaces displayed. Pull-downs in the middle set the surface file for each hemisphere from the list of loaded files. Up to 2 left and 2 right surfaces can be displayed at once. The checkboxes indicate if the set surfaces are being displayed.
- Left, Lateral, Medial, and Right checkboxes indicate if these structures are being displayed.

- 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.