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                "title": "Referencing AVI Files in MIRCdocuments",
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                        "*": "This article describes how to insert AVI, WMV, MPEG, or other video files into MIRCdocuments using the File Service and the Advanced Author Tool of the RSNA MIRC implementation.\n\n===Overview===\nThere are two steps in referencing an AVI file in a MIRCdocument:\n# Store the file in your file cabinet.\n# Reference the file in a paragraph.\n\nThere are two basic ways to display an AVI, by displaying a link to the AVI or by embedding the AVI in the MIRCdocument itself. In both cases, video files are currently supported only in paragraphs in normal <b>section</b> elements, not in <b>image-section</b> elements.\n\nTo display a link to the AVI, use an <b>anchor</b> tag. This will present a link to the AVI within the paragraph. When clicked, the user's AVI viewer will launch and display the AVI in a separate window.\n<pre>\nHere is a <a href=\"path\">movie</a>.\n</pre>\n\nTo embed the AVI in the MIRCdocument, use an <b>embed</b> tag. This will put a viewer in the document.\n<pre>\n<embed src=\"path\" style=\"width:100%;height:auto;\"/> \n</pre>\n\nIn both cases, the <b><tt>path</tt></b> must be configured to cause the Advanced Author Service to copy the referenced file from a file cabinet into the folder with the MIRCdocument's other files. The format of the path depends on which MIRC implementation you are running. See the sections below for details.\n\n===CTP/MIRC===\nThe instructions in this section apply only to CTP/MIRC.\n\nTo reference an AVI in a file cabinet, the path to the referenced file cabinet <u>folder</u> must be enclosed in square brackets, and the filename must immediately follow the right square bracket. For example, here is an anchor tag referencing a file in the user's Misc_Files folder:\n\n::<tt>Here is a <a href=\"[Personal/Misc_Files]video.avi\">movie</a>.</tt>\n\nNote that only the folder path is encapsulated within the square brackets, and the path must start with either <tt>Personal</tt> or <tt>Shared</tt>. \n\nIf the referenced file is in the root of the user's Personal file cabinet, no additional path information is required, for example: <tt>[Personal]video.avi</tt>.\n\n===Tomcat/MIRC===\nThe instructions in this section apply only to Tomcat/MIRC <b>T36b</b> or later. (Note: Tomcat/MIRC is now deprecated in favor of the CTP/MIRC implementation.)\n\nTo reference an AVI in a file cabinet, the path to the <u>file</u> must be completely enclosed in square brackets, and the path itself must correspond to the path that is dislayed for the file by the file cabinet. For example, here is an anchor tag referencing a file in the user's Misc_Files folder:\n\n::<tt>Here is a <a href=\"[Personal/Files/Misc_Files/video.avi]\">movie</a>.</tt>\n\nNote that the file name is encapsulated within the square brackets, and the path must start with either <tt>Personal/Files</tt> or <tt>Shared/Files</tt>."
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                "title": "Requirements Notes for New File Cabinet",
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                        "*": "This article is a strawman proposal for changes in the way MIRC manages files in the file service, wth the intention of supporting conferences, a new way of entering the author service, and other features requested by users.\n\n==Requirements==\n===Conferences===\n*multiple named conferences\n*create and delete conferences\n*private and public conferences\n*add a document to a conference while viewing the document\n*remove a document from a conference\n*simple UI for listing and reordering documents in a conference\n*ability to link to a document as an unknown\n\n===Author Service Templates===\n*save a document as a template\n*remove a template\n*drag / drop / double-click access to the author service through a template\n\n===Bookmarks===\n*save a link to a document while viewing it\n*save a link to a file in the file cabinet while viewing it\n\n===Ad Hoc Containers===\n*create and delete containers\n*private and public containers\n\n===Files and Links===\n*tags\n**RadLex\n**free text\n**container names\n***bookmark\n***conference names\n***template names\n**automatic\n***date\n***type\n\n==Implementation Ideas==\n===MIRCdocument Display===\n*Replace the table at the bottom of the Document tab with a link to a popup window containing the table.\n*Add three items:\n**Add document to...\n***new container\n***list of containers (conferences and ad hoc)\n**Bookmark\n**Save as template\n\n===File Cabinet===\n*Object types:\n**container\n**link\n**container\n*Ability to change the display name of an object\n*Create container\n*Create conference\n*All objects can be tagged\n*General tagging UI\n**popup\n**schema (RadLex, ...)\n**free text\n**multiselect list of existing tags with add/remove\n*Select function\n**schema (RadLex, ...)\n**free text\n**multiselect list of existing tags\n*Left pane displays tree of containers\n*Right pane displays current selection\n**contents of container (click on container in left pane)\n**results of select function\n*Drag selected objects to a template to launch the author service\n\n==Open issues==\n*Can a container be constructed as a boolean selection?\n**Example: tag1 | (tag2 & !tag3)\n*Can containers be contained in containers? (no?)"
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