This tutorial is one of many instructional videos
presented by the Olympus Industrial Equipment Group.
This tutorial video will provide you with detailed instructions
on generating reports
within the Olympus Stream Image Analysis software.
To start you will need to make sure to have your images,
workbooks, and charts saved either to disk or the database.
Now select the reporting layout tab.
You will want to select the document template you would like to use.
This template is the base page template for the entire report.
We now want to select the New button to start our report layout.
Now that we have the report workspace open,
you will need to select the page template you would like to use.
The page template provides the layout of the images,
charts, and workbooks on the page.
We now need to drag and drop our desired
page template to the workspace.
We will be selecting the saved image,
chart, and workbook from our database.
Drag and drop the image to the workspace.
Select the chart in the database.
Now drag the saved chart to the workspace.
Then we can select a second page template
to place the image again with the particle list workbook.
Drag and drop the second page template into the workspace.
Select the image again in the database.
Drag and drop the image again for the second page.
Now select the workbook to be used in the report.
Then drag and drop the workbook containing
the particle list to the workspace.
Now that the layout is complete for our report,
we can click on the Create button.
Microsoft Word will open with the new document loaded.
Within Word, the images, charts, and workbooks
are set as image placeholders and can be modified
with settings from STREAM.
To Modify any of the placeholders,
double click on them to bring up the settings.
This is the image properties settings.
You can adjust the display of the scale bar,
info stamp, or border for the image.
Further, you can select options for the display settings.
Within the options you can make adjustments
to the scale bar, info stamp, and border.
I'm going to select the properties for the info stamp.
These are some of the fields that can be displayed
with the info stamp.
Click the OK button to return back to the image properties.
Within the image properties you have the ability
to adjust the size of the displayed image.
You can set it to a specific output magnification,
or to a specific width in inches.
The output magnification will set the image magnification
based on the page size in MS Word.
Adjusting the value for width of the field of view
changes the actual image dimension in inches on the page.
We will select fit the image to placeholder,
this will allow the image to be dynamically changed
in the document.
Select OK to exit the image properties.
Here is our chart.
Scrolling down to the second page we can modify
the particle sizing list generated by Stream by double clicking.
This has the same properties as an Excel document.
The width and length can be adjusted,
and the individual cells can be modified.
Cells can even be deleted that have no data values in them.
Click and drag the placeholder anchor points
to adjust either width or length.
At the end of page two, we can press the enter key to add a blank line.
To modify this document further, by adding images,
charts, or workbooks you need to select the Add Ins tab in MS Word.
You will now see the custom toolbar for the Olympus software.
You can select Insert Document button to add another image,
chart, or workbook from STREAM.
The insert document tool window will open,
you can select from either the open documents,
database, or from file explorer.
We can add another image
directly from the database in STREAM.
Select the desired image, then click insert.
Now the image will be placed into Word
where the cursor was placed.
You can now close the insert document tool window.
Let's now save the original document.
This will save and convert the document to a standard Word document.
Now that the document has been saved and converted
you will notice if you double click on the image
it will only allow normal Word editing.
In this instructional video, we have covered report generation
within the Stream Image-Analysis software program.
We hope this video has been beneficial,
and we invite you to contact us directly with any questions.