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Works fine for our office.

Do you have a dedicated Lab computer that is setup to receive labs?

Best Regards,

Gabriel

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From: Greg Athaide [mailto:greg@...] 
Sent: 19 December 2010 7:36 AM
To: The OSCAR BC UserGroup list
Subject: [Oscarmcmaster-bc-users] CML Labs

My connection with CML has been broken for a few weeks now.

Is anyone else having the same issue?

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Can you give me an example? I seem to be able to prescribe generics (I tried
ramipril)?
David

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McMaster University
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On Fri, Dec 17, 2010 at 11:57 PM, Dr Robbie Coull - oscarpei.net <
oscar.robbie.coull@...> wrote:

> I'm using OSCAR 9.12.
>
> When I prescribe, I get a list of generics and branded rx as I type.
>
> However, if I click on a generic name it won't prescribe a drug.  Instead
> the line goes blank again.
>
> This forces me to prescribe branded products, and can mean some hunting
> around.  It's also bad practice.
>
> I'd prefer to prescribe generically and when I do prescribe branded rx I'd
> like the rx to contain the generic contents listed with the brand name.
>
> Is this currently possible?  (Or do I need to start trying playing with the
> drugref database?)
>
> Robbie
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So I have been shown another workaround for our hospital - takes a few
extra steps:

When printing one of the options for printers is: Microsoft XPS Document Writer

I can then print this to a (*.xps) file (say on the desktop)

Then I can open up the file and print it to an actual printer and I
get both the HTML and the image.

This is similar to what JohnY suggested.

JohnR

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> Date: Sat, 18 Dec 2010 08:55:58 -0500
> From: Peter Hutten-Czapski <phc@...>
> Subject: Re: [Oscarmcmaster-bc-users] Printing inconsistancies
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> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=windows-1252
>
> Yup have had problems with printing eForms at the hospital, but only
> recently and only at the one computer in ER.  Elsewhere it is just
> fine.  Doesn't seem to matter the form.  Oscar message to the
> secretary is my workaround for now..
> ================
> Peter Hutten-Czapski
> Haileybury Ontario
>
> "The attitude that ?if rural people want these services they?ll have
> to come to the city to get them? is simply not acceptable?? (Newbery,
> 1999)
>
> Before printing, think about the environment. Avant d' imprimer,
> pensez ? l'environnement.
>
>
>

Hi all

At the last OCUS board meeting it was decided to create a new email list 
for 'advanced user' traffic.  The aim is _not_ to lose members from the 
general User or MOA lists (the lists I am posting this message to), but to 
provide a forum for the more techy/advanced but still 'user' level discussions.

It is hoped the if discussions from the advanced-users list come to a 
conclusion about something, that a a précis will be sent to the general 
User list.  eg.  if folks are discussing the finer points of javascript to 
get an eform to print,  or the development of a new eform, or 'scripts' to 
do things, or database tags etc....then these discussions _should_ happen 
on the advanced-users list,  but once they have produced something of use 
to the more general user eg a new eform, then that outcome/product should 
be communicated to the general User list.

The URL for signing up to the advanced-users list is:

https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/oscarmcmaster-advanced-users

....so hurry over there and sign up if you are a bit of a script monkey..... :)

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Further to my discovery about checkmarks I have narrowed the code down
to the example below (ignore the absolute position of the two check
marks)

<input name="BillToMSP" id="BillToMSP" type="checkbox"
style="position:absolute; left:48px; top:117px; " checked>



<div style="position: absolute; left: 60px; top: 133px;">
	<input name="BillToMSP" type="checkbox" checked class="noborder">
</div>


The first (single) line of code will allow for drawing of the check
boxes (darker) so that they show up better.  The second (three lines)
will not.  JohnR

On Sat, Dec 18, 2010 at 1:12 AM, John Robertson
<john.robertson@...> wrote:
> I am wondering if anyone else has had this problem:
>
> Some of the newer forms I have made do not print properly if I access
> them through our hospital and try to print them up on the hospital
> computer.  Specifically, the HTML will print, but not the image.  I
> can print them at home, and of course in the office.  Others I have
> made (seems to be the older ones) print up just fine.  I even tried
> going back to an earlier form of the eform generator, but still no
> luck.
>
> In a similar vein, I have found that the 3.0 and 3.2 version of the
> eform generator will make the "draw checkmarks" work on every
> combination of web browser and operating system that I use, but the
> 4.X versions of the eform generator do not draw the check marks.  I am
> in the process of redoing some of my forms so that we do not have to
> redraw the checkmarks on all of them.  For some of my new forms that
> do not print properly on the hospital computer I am considering making
> all html versions.  The only problem is when there is a logo that I
> cannot reproduce using html.
>
> JohnR
>



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