Welcome back to the Back to Basics blog – you have made it to Part 3 of the Ambra Viewer series! Now that we have a handle on 
configuring general viewer settings and customizing the toolbar, we will take a deeper dive into the Viewer’s context menu.
In addition to your toolbar layouts and features, it’s helpful to customize your mouse settings to ensure you have the features used most frequently readily-accessible.
The Context Menu enables you to customize what features are listed when you right click. For example, if you are not using the Cobb Angle tool frequently, you can make sure this isn’t included in your context menu. The right click should have ~5 options of main tools – zoom, move, so you can toggle between them to have these features easily accessible while viewing
Common mouse tools include:
Thank you for tuning into our three part series about the Ambra Viewer. We hope this gives your organization more clarity on some tips and tricks to successfully use the viewer. Want to be a part of a community of Ambra users? The Ambra Exchange is a forum where members of the Ambra community can exchange ideas, talk through their challenges implementing and supporting Ambra, and share their experiences. The more the merrier! Join the Ambra exchange here.
If your organization needs something that is not already included on the support team, please reach out to our Support Team at support@ambrahealth.com so we can help configure it. See something not the toolbar? Please let our support team know and we will help you configure it.
Chantel Hopper came to Ambra Health after working in media and technology, bringing her energy and excitement to the the Health IT space. As Ambra Health's Director of Customer Success, Chantel and her team work with Ambra Health's customers to ensure platform adoption, ongoing education, and continuous engagement. Chantel graduated with a BA in Psychology from Duke University and has her MBA from Harvard Business School. In her spare time, she performs as the lead singer in the NYC based 80s cover band, Young Me and the Moons.
