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The term propagation refers to applying the same adjustments to different viewers, i.e. WL/WW. The Viewer menu allows you to toggle this function for different usages.
Crosslines
Crosslines are reference lines. When multiple viewers are open, these lines are drawn on a viewer to represent the location where the images displayed in other viewers cross the image currently displayed in this viewer, or to display the range of images available in the other viewer.
Fusion
The Crosslines toolbar item toggles their display.
Fusion
OnePacs Workstation for macOS allows you to fuse two series so they're displayed in the same viewer. To set up this function, you must first open the two series in two dedicated viewers. Then, drag the icon from the secondary dataset viewer titlebar onto the primary viewer content. The app will display an interface allowing you to specify how to fuse these two series.
Annotations
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Text annotations are used to display information about the displayed image in the viewer corners.
The Annotations preferences allow you to specify what shall be displayed in the text annotations by defining specific sets for every dataset type, or by modifying the generic annotations setting. The app supports any DICOM field, database data and additional fields.
You can temporarily disable or limit this feature through the Viewer menu Annotations submenu or the Annotations toolbar item. For example, you may temporarily remove personal information from the viewer, while still displaying other fields, by choosing the basic setting.