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# Quick Reference

#### Adding and Removing Objects

* To add a first object to the window, click the "Start Here" button in the top left ![](/files/m1cmybX7p3wFuqm5o8xY)
* To add a second object for comparison, click the "+" symbol in the top left ![](/files/1MKRHcbAyWTbe40JGPpy)
* To remove an object from the window, click the "x" in the top right ![](/files/4pSMR2mbNYDlWEbqhkSf)

#### Controlling the Viewer

* To zoom in on an image, double-click on the point to which you'd like to zoom
* To zoom out from a point, hold the shift key and double-click on the image
* To pan an image horizontally or vertically, single-click on the image and while holding the mouse button down, drag in the desired direction
* To cycle through multiple views, use the previous/next buttons at the bottom of the window ![](/files/AthTYzOZWwOJWtTJgZEL)

#### Configuring the Viewer

* To view thumbnails or switch to gallery view, click the views and thumbnails icon in the upper right ![](/files/nkHn9ns9jtFsHNOpKJqe)
* To change the default color theme of Mirador, click the settings icon on the left sidebar and select "Change Theme" ![](/files/JcwQwPefMtXgcKHdEcM8)
* To toggle the object information panel on/off, click the three-bar icon in the upper right ![](/files/EtGTAULWE8rc0gIur2zO)

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