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A description is provided of a universally applicable method of locating specimens under the light microscope, which is precisely reproducible, regardless of the brand or type of instrument used. For this method, two conditions must be met: (1) the instrument should have a graduated mechanical stage, and (2) the procedure must be rigorously standardised, as described.
Dr Peter Webber is thanked for helpful comments.
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