Turn Info Tags On and Off in GlyphViewer

1. Open GlyphViewer and load your desired visualization
   
2. To display an info tag for a single glyph element (object):
   1. Click on the object for which you wish to display the info tag.  A yellow flashing halo (the selection effect) will appear around the selected object.
      
   2. Right-click on the desired object and select “Show Tags for Selected Objects” (or hit the “I” key to toggle on)
      
   3. Right click on the selected object and select “Hide Tags for Selected Objects” (or hit the “O” key to toggle off)
      

          

1. To simultaneously display info tags for multiple objects:
   1. Ctrl + left-click on each object for which you wish to display info tags to select those objects
      
   2. Right-click on any of the selected objects and select “Show Tags for Selected Objects”
      

          

1. To simultaneously toggle info tags off for selected objects:
   1. Ctrl + left-click on each object for which you wish to hide info tags to select those objects
      
   2. Right-click on any of the selected objects and select “Hide Tags for Selected Objects”
      

1. To toggle ALL info tags off, even for objects that are no longer selected:
   1. Right-click on any object
      
   2. Select “Hide All Visible Tags”

           

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