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I'm working on a project involving enlisting a large number of relatively unskilled workers to do repetitive image analysis using ImageJ. I've written a set of macros which walk them through the analysis process, but in order to increase throughput and reduce errors, I'd like to figure out how to hide as much of the gui/menu interface as possible.

An optimal solution would show just the image in question and a set of icons to select the correct macro. To further complicate things, I'm planning on delivering the applet and image to be analyzed through a website (though my understanding is that this shouldn't change too much).

I've searched a fair bit and can't seem to find an example of how to do this interface simplification. If anyone can point me in the right direction I'd be quite grateful. I'm open to any suggestion that works, though since my Java is a bit rusty, a macro/script/configuration solution might be easier.

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I solved my problem with the excellent Action Bar Plugin:

http://imagejdocu.tudor.lu/doku.php?id=plugin%3Autilities%3Aaction%5Fbar%3Astart

Paul McMillan