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Analyzer User Manual The The To add a marker in an an in addOverview: To amarker pane, and the the in replicated automatically are Items 8.6 quite useful for remote collaboration among users. users. among collaboration remote for useful quite one marker can be placed on an event creating the creating the Ellisys secure cloud (see Ellisys cloud (see the secure collaborators who already may haveoriginal the Markers can also be exported and imported to/from capture,a alleviating the need to send capture filesbetween (using SHIFT) events to Overview, contiguous an Add a new marker marker new a Add
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