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Freeview is started by invoking it from the command line.
The user must first source the developmental (updated regularly) version of Freesurfer by opening a terminal window and typing (or copy-pasting) this command:
{{{
source /usr/local/freesurfer/nmr-dev-env
}}}
The user must next navigate to the directory in which the volume is saved in order to open it. Example:
{{{
cd /autofs/space/rainbow_002/users/hires/FHS19_ec_amyg_032808/mri/flash
}}}
Be sure to type the command "sp" in order to set this directory as the one in which to save changes and/or new volumes. After that, open the desired volume using the command:
{{{
freeview -v volumename.mgz
}}}

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Quick Start

Freeview is started by invoking it from the command line. The user must first source the developmental (updated regularly) version of Freesurfer by opening a terminal window and typing (or copy-pasting) this command: 

source  /usr/local/freesurfer/nmr-dev-env

The user must next navigate to the directory in which the volume is saved in order to open it. Example: 

cd /autofs/space/rainbow_002/users/hires/FHS19_ec_amyg_032808/mri/flash

Be sure to type the command "sp" in order to set this directory as the one in which to save changes and/or new volumes. After that, open the desired volume using the command: 

freeview -v volumename.mgz

FreeviewGuide/FreeviewGeneralUsage/FreeviewQuickStart (last edited 2013-11-12 13:02:01 by MaritzaEbling)