Even the smallest subset may contain more images than you want to view in one session. You can pick up where you left off by searching for image numbers. Or if you are reading the images from a CD, you can use a search to begin at the first image of that CD.

The drop down box has a series of operators:

LIKE - Used with wildcard * to view a range of numbers (you are looking for an image and remember it's F103-something):

Search Field: Image
Operator: LIKE
*F103*

= Equal to - finds one specific image

<> Less than or Greater than - finds all BUT one specific image

< Less than - finds images with numbers lower than the one entered

<= Less than or Equal to - finds the image number entered and all images with lower numbers

> Greater than - finds images with numbers higher than the one entered

>= Greater than or Equal to - finds the image number entered and all images with higher numbers.

Then click on the Search button. Noah Viewer will display images and descriptions within the numerical range indicated by the operator.

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