linking/Getting-links.md

+# Getting links
+
+It is really use when sharing data with a colleague to be able to send them directly to the relevant place.  
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+### Link to a Project or Dataset
+1. Select the folder from the lefthand pane (blue for project / green for dataset)
+2. On the righthand pane under, General, click link button
+3. Copy the link with Ctrl+c or ⌘+c
+![](media/link_dataset.png)
+
+### Link to an image in the browser
+1. Select the image os it is highlighted blue:
+	* a. In the lefthand navigator pane OR
+	* b. in the browser 
+2. On the righthand pane under, General, click link button
+3. Copy the link with Ctrl+c or ⌘+c
+
+![](media/link_image_in_browser.png)
+
+### Link to an image in the browser
+1. Double click the image to image to open it in the viewer.
+2. Copy the URL from the address bar
+
+### Link zoomed in area of image
+This is great showing details on slides.  Consider creating and labelling RoIs too. 
+1. Double click the image to image to open it in the viewer.
+2. Zoom to the area of interest
+3. Right click on the image
+4. Select `Get Link to Viewport` 
+![](media/link_image_viewport.png)
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