ce(x,delim,17)
s $Piece(name,delim,1)=$TR(y,"""")
use output write !,name
EOF close input <--- closes file when done
goto quit
In testing, I used the "$Principal" variable to do writes to the
terminal and reads from the '
What about the archives? They're full of useful information.
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Good luck,
Mike Schrom
Paul Pearce wrote:
> During the configuration of FOIA VistA I get "stuck" at the Adjust system
> files to new domain. I am using the FOIA VISTA CONFIGURATION document.
>
> Instead of this:
> MODIFY WHAT FILE: KERN
I haven't gotten any messages from Hardhats for two days, and the
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t;XWBLOG1234",*), for example (if $J=1234). In very verbose
> mode the
> log is sure to contain a huge amount of data if you have successfully
> logged-on to CPRS. As I recall a few hundred RPC's are executed by
> the time
> CPRS displays the cover page
cktrack from there. This wouldn't require
> reinstalling anything. Use XPAR MENU TOOLS option EP to set XWBDEBUG
> temporarily to 'very verbose'. Then examine the last part of the log in
> ^XTMP("XWBLOG"_$J).
>
> Lloyd
>
> - Origina
he added note titles: "only owner can
> delete", but I gave ownership to the provider personna, which doesn't
> have fileman access.
>
> Nancy Anthracite wrote:
>> Is the user who created the titles the same one who is trying to view them?
>>
>> On Thurs
oesn't
have fileman access.
Nancy Anthracite wrote:
> Is the user who created the titles the same one who is trying to view them?
>
> On Thursday 20 July 2006 12:16, Mike Schrom wrote:
> I didn't log it (should have, could have, would have!). But CPRS does
> briefly show t
the note titles?
>
> On Thursday 20 July 2006 11:15, Mike Schrom wrote:
> Hiu OpenVista4 GT.M on CentOS 4.2. Using the 'old' broker. CPRS 1.25.42
> running on WindowsXP pro. Everything worked fine until I tried to add
> note titles. Also, I've done this on my one te
roblem.
Mike
Nancy Anthracite wrote:
> Not that I know the answer, but could you please tell us your setup - VistA
> version running on what OS on the same or different network than CPRS with
> what Broker, New or Original? What is CPRS being run on?
>
> On Thursday 20 July 2006 1
croll", I assume this is a
problem with CPRS or Windoze. Any Ideas?
Mike Schrom
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The argument in my hospital is that wireless devices could affect EKGs,
which are mostly wireless telemetry units, and pacemakers. However, I
personally see Cardiologists using cell phones in the CCU, since most of
us don't carry "beepers" anymore. Most hospitals use standard 802.11
wireless la
I had a chance this morning to look at how the Albany VA handles this
question. If you select Simvastatin, 40mg., the text dispensing
instructions automatically say "Simvastatin, 80mg., one half tablet
daily." Select Simvastatin, 20mg., and you get "Simvastatin, 40mg., one
half tablet daily." T
ight while camping - a stag beetle
> attacking a frog perhaps 30 times its weight. It had its jaws locked on
> the frog's left arm and its legs dug into different parts of the frog's
> body. The frog was desperately trying to dislodge it. If I were a
> betting man, I wo
nk it 'bounced' there. But I did get it anyway. Thanks!
Mike
Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
> I tried sending the file, and it was rejected. Any idea why? Kevin
>
>
> On 7/13/06, Mike Schrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Sure, send it along!
>>
>>
entry and matches it to
> a VistA patient. Then it changes any data in VistA that doesn't match
> what is in the upload file. If the patient isn't found, it is added
> automatically.
>
> Good luck
> Kevin
>
>
> On 7/13/06, Mike Schrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
hat you have access to the VistA
> routines.
>
> Good luck, and let me know if I can help.
>
> Kevin
>
>
> On 7/13/06, Mike Schrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Kevin, I replied to you off list.
>>
>> My hunch was correct, modifying a different Linux us
ave a GT.M system, but it should work on
> either (I think). Let me know if you want me to send it over.
>
> Kevin
>
> On 7/12/06, Mike Schrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I am not thinking that I even need to copy the database. First, I intend
>> to practice writi
che, you need to dismount the cache.dat before you copy it and move it to a
> different namespace. With GT.M, you can copy a database file with the mupip
> backup command.
>
> On Wednesday 12 July 2006 14:59, Mike Schrom wrote:
> I just got my copy of Richard Walters' book,
VistA
installation. I'm guessing that putting the routines in a user's Linux
account other than VistA, will do this safely, correct?
Mike Schrom
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How can I add a note title to the CPRS drop down list of progress notes
"Progress note properties"? I created a new note type through TIU
Document Definition, but it doesn't appear in CPRS.
Mike
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do we set up defaults for these screens. The
encounter form maintenance system seems to be for paper forms only.
Mike Schrom
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Get stuff done
ients
with service connected disabiliies, there is no third party billing for it.
Mike Schrom
Marc Krawitz wrote:
> A few questions:
>
> 1) Does the VA provide basic optometric services to Vets - e.g.
> glasses, contacts, basic exams, etc?
> 2) If yes, is VistA used to track
It's the HUI OpenVista4, which should, properly, be started with
HUILOGIN, not ZU, because of a bug outlined in some previous thread, but
which seems to work fine on my installation.
Dan wrote:
> I guess the question should be what HFS file (and why) is ZU trying to open
> during sign-on? Is
I looked at the offending routines and none seemed to have any
hard-coded paths, but as I noted in another post, my problem was related
to orphaned processes.
Mike
K.S. Bhaskar wrote:
> But you don't get the error when your pwd is /home/vista? Could it be
> that HOV4 has a relative name path
Usha wrote:
> I get this error when my pwd is not /home/vista and I try to run ^XUP from
> the GTM prompt.
>
> Usha
>
> - Original Message -----
> From: "Mike Schrom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To:
> Sent: Thursday, July 06, 2006 11:49 PM
> Subject: Re:
t;/temp and /4 directories, which didn't work either.
>>
>>Norman Dodd wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Create the file RET32648.txt in the path OpenVista/4/temp/
>>>
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> Schrom
> Sent: Thursday, July 06, 2006 8:20 AM
> To: hardhats-members@lists.sourceforge.net
> Subject: Re: [Hardhats-members] IB Error
>
> Now I really screwed things up! I tried
Now I really screwed things up! I tried to install VPE which I found
easier to use to look at the globals directly, and at the D ^ZVEMBLD
step, I got the following message:
/bin/bash: OpenVista/4/tempRET32648.txt: No such file or
directory
Now when I try to enter VistA,
2^0^0^/dev/pts/2
$ZE= XQ+5^XQ, Global variable undefined:
^DIC(19,150372994,-%GTM-E-GVUNDEF
I $D(^VA(200,DUZ,202.1)),$L(^(202.1)) S XQJS=1 S %=+^(202.1) S
XQUR=^DIC(19,%,"
U") D ^XQTOC
Last Global Ref: ^DIC(19,
trying
to import my regular CPT file because There seem to be too many cross
references for me to handle.
Mike Schrom
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Get stuff done quickly with pre-integrated technology to make your job easier
Download IBM WebSphere
he VA, I have all of my common meds saved this way. You can
change the order before saving it. Also the "complex" tab allows for
doses beyond what is listed in the drop down box (eg., 60MG prednisone)
Mike Schrom
Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
> Thanks for the reply.
>
> I don&#x
Medrol dosepaks aren't on formulary here.
Mike Schrom
Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
> One of the doctors in our group used VistA while in residency at the
> VA, and he has expressed his dislike of CPRS drug prescribing. He
> described having to "stand on one's head" to prescribe d
comd/rorden/
>
> On Wednesday June 21 2006 7:55 am, Mike Schrom wrote:
>
>>On a related topic, most of the radiology groups in town are going
>>"filmless", so patients are coming into my office with CD's instead of
>>hard copies of CT scans. Aside from the
NSI 837, even the VA sends their billing through a
clearinghouse. No one seems to have yet tried billing from VistA outside
the VA, although I'd like to give it a try.
I wish I could go to the Conference!
Mike Schrom
Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
> You do not need to know Mumps to work with VistA. S
ICOM viewers under Linux, or
interfacing them with VistA or CPRS?
Mike Schrom
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K.S. Bhaskar wrote:
> The WorldVistA wiki (http://openforum.worldvista.org/~forum) is once
> again available for use. Thank you to Larry Landis and Dave Whitten for
> their tremendous effort in upgrading it and bringing it back up.
>
> Regards
> -- Bhaskar
>
> VistA is a journey,
need this automated?
>
> Kevin
>
>
> On 6/15/06, Mike Schrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> If I read this right, this allows the listener to run directly under
>> Linux instead of being started by mumps, correct? It would eliminate
>> another step in starting V
If I read this right, this allows the listener to run directly under
Linux instead of being started by mumps, correct? It would eliminate
another step in starting VistA. Does anyone know whether this patch is
included in HuiOpenVista4 - never mind, I answered my own question, it's
dated 5/27/06
Nancy, this is from my local carrier's website:
http://www.umd.nycpic.com/lcd.html
Each listing tells which ICD codes are valid for each procedure. There
is probably a similar document for your carrier, and although the link
is broken the page also refers to a national policy.
Mike
Nancy Anth
CMS, and every commercial payor, already has software to do that, which
IS used to determine payments. It's deeply flawed, for example, CPT
31575, examination of the larynx is not payable with ICD-9-CM 478.32,
vocal cord paralysis. How, do you know that the vocal cord is paralyzed
unless you ex
I've got an Athlon64 3700+ running GT.M/Vista under Suse 10.0 64-bit.
Runs just fine, no special prep required. My only problem is with
accessing via CPRS from the windows box. Seems to be a Samba problem,
since I can ssh in through PuTTY just fine.
Mike Schrom
Nancy Anthracite wrote:
I second that! Paypal's 'security' is everything but!
Greg Woodhouse wrote:
I bought software from a site taking payments through PayPal once. I
doubt I ever will again, because what followed was a deluge of spam and
phishing. Please consider finding another alternative.
--- Fred Trotter <[EMAI
By no means am I criticizing VistA security. I'm trying to bring it into
my own practice. The problem is that, despite VistA being probably the
most robust EHR system in the world, and despite the advances in health
care that even part-time VA docs (like me) are proud of, there remains a
public
Personally, the only time I EVER saw an EMR roll out before the 'users'
were getting frustrated by delays, was when the Albany VA's lab results
terminals suddenly (actually over a couple of years) morphed into DHCP
then into VistA!
James Abbott wrote:
--- Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
Especially
are they paying for this 'super-duper EMR'? Or are they just going to
tax you, either directly or by adding the costs to your overhead?
Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
Yeah, moving to Cache' probably be a solution. But frankly it is not
worth the effort for me to reinstall windows onto the server, l
Ah, the joys of corporate medicine! Of course, given the news of the
past few days, emphasizing VistA's security isn't likely to help. There
is still something to be said for us few 'dinosaurs' in solo private
practice who can chose an EHR or PMS system based on my needs and no one
else's.
My
21st century!
Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
Another example is when diseases are discussed, one will often
encounter descriptions that that it will typically begin, for example,
in the "5th decade", which of course means a patient is in their 40s,
not 50s. This always confuses me.
Kevin
On 5/19/06
This isn't confined to VistA. I just left my community hospital's OR
where a patient whose first birthday is TOMORROW was listed as age:0.
Mike
Nancy Anthracite wrote:
I suspect you are running into that age problem again where things get rounded
to the nearest year for veterans and it needs
Absolutely! We almost went nuts waiting for screens to come up, when the
Albany VA took a server(or2?) off line prior to the migration to Cache
(and the addition of server capacity).
Mike
JohnLeoZ wrote:
Dr. Abbott's message about his work with AHLTA sent me off to Google
with, I think, inter
If you search Google groups for 'vista', the proper link doesn't come up
in the first 75 pages! (I ran out of patience). You get plenty of
'windows vista', and links for a gps device from Garmin, as well as
words in spanish and italian.
Mike
- As a Google group, VistA will be more visible
I got one new post saturday and five today, the meeting notice didn't
come through except in the 'digest' message which I get on a different
e-mail acct.
Mike
Greg Kreis wrote:
Bhaskar said he and Joseph Dal Molin are not seeing their posts make it
to the list, last week. I don't know if the
My reply to Greg's post didn't go through!
Speaking of broken things, Any news on the WIKI? If it's not going to be
up soon, I seem to recall there is an archived copy somewhere. Anyone
have the link?
Mike
Nancy Anthracite wrote:
I suggest that we post to both until this problem goes away,
Kevin,
1. It's like a DOS command line, but the ./ tells linux to look in the
current directory.
2. Some installers/upgrade tools require to specify a source, like
sourceforge, freshrpms etc., and if you don't provide one they look in
your 'installation source', i.e. the cd you installed fro
Nice summary Bhaskar,
One other point about Linux Distros, I've learned that, you shouldn't
build (or buy) a computer without first checking the OS you plan to use
for appropriate drivers for your hardware (even Windows). If your
favorite Distro doesn't have SATA II support or run nVidia cards
s I was used
to with Red Hat 9, though this was probably due to limitations on my
part.
Now that you mention apt, I think I can install apt on my Fedora, and
I think I will do that.
Thanks,
Kevin
On 5/8/06, Mike Schrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
rpm stands for Redhat Package Manager. SUSE use
rpm stands for Redhat Package Manager. SUSE uses the same format and a
right click offers an install option. I abandoned Fedora 4 because of a
lot of problems, mostly hardware, and have found Kubuntu to be more user
friendly. Same KDE gui, but uses the debian package manager, apt seems
happier
WIKI crashed on me in the middle of a long configuration session! Can't
get to the main page from any machine.
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I wouldn't be quite that pessimistic. Older practice management systems,
many still in use (my office for example), still use character based
interfaces. Windows keyboard shortcuts are still faster than point,
click, point, click, point, click.
Greg Woodhouse wrote:
--- Nancy Anthracite <[E
short, in addition to
improving the system and it's useability, I think we and the VOE vendors
have a significant marketing task ahead.
Mike Schrom
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Get st
Kevin,
Microsoft's Virtual Server 2005 R2 documentation seems to emphasize
compatability with Windows Servers. I haven't tried it but I did
download Parallels Workstation, which installed fine, although I
couldn't boot Suse linux, but then I realized that the DVD I had was the
64 bit version,
Yes, and the VA also uses the features of its billing system. For the VA
it's a comprehensive practice management system, and not too far from it
for the rest of us, if you can configure all of the parts.
Marc Krawitz wrote:
Would it be fair to characterize VistA as both an EMR and a CPOE? It
suspect that your ssh is configured for keep-alive, where the client and
server periodically say hi to each other even if there is nothing to
say, whereas the CPRS client and server may not have a keep-alive, and
some stateful firewall forgets about the connection.
-- Bhaskar
On Thu, 2006-04-13 at
I'd like to see some instructions on how to do this. My CPRS
periodically loses connectivity to the GT.M/Linux server through TCP/IP
on port 9200, without any obvious cause and I get 'timed out' errors.
the PuTTY connection through SSH always works.
Mike
JohnLeoZ wrote:
BTW, Kevin, are yo
Ms will be pretty
ucky, but you never know.
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This
This looks way cool! According to Parallels' documentation, there is a
"host only" networking mode which allows networking between the primary
OS and VM machines. This suggests that you could run CPRS in a VM and
access VistA on the primary OS, or in another VM, while running a third
primary OS
Sorry, I didn't mean to be critical of the Mac, my (poorly phrased)
thought was more along the lines of questioning whether the energy being
expended to extend VistA to other platforms might be better utilized to
extend the capabilities of VistA on the platforms on which it already
runs well.
I'm curious why, aside from the fact that the Mac community is very
devoted to the Mac architecture (and has a greater tendency to
proselytize), people seem to want to shoehorn GT.M/VistA into the Intel
based Mac. Why not use an Intel or AMD based PC, which would run Linux
GT.M/VistA out of the
You might also consider using Screenman. Might still have the same
problem with proportional spacing, but you can define you columns as boxes.
Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
I am wondering exactly what you mean. Are you asking how to create a
GUI box that interacts with the user in a tabular format
In regular production environments, MD's don't have fileman access, and
don't have GT.M prompts, because login scripts bypass these steps.
Matthew King wrote:
I have a basic question about security in VistA. If I access Fileman as
a regular user (MD)and Inquire the New Person file, I can read t
Then what? Is there a log of access to that record?
Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
Setting a patient to sensitive is a standard menu option in the
security menu tree. You enter the patient to be considered sensitive.
Kevin
On 4/3/06, Gregory Woodhouse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Apr 3, 2006,
In the VA hospital, some records opened in CPRS give us a warning about
"Sensitive Patient Record" and the warning says something about all
access being monitored. I don't have any idea how it's implemented (or
whether it's just a scare tactic!). I've never seen a warning in "blue
screen" VistA
fields, in the order that they
appear in the saved file. You can save this as a template to repeat the
same import a second time.
6. When you have selected all the fields you wish to import, exit, save
and run the import. If you didn't fill or remove the 'mandatory' for a
requir
CPT codes, though they are released yearly by the AMA
Marc Krawitz wrote:
Of course - the question is whether there is a process to propagate
all of those updates from the VA to the open source community. We
already know about the pharmacy issue. The question is what other
updates ( if any )
I vote for AnonymousReadOnly/GatedWriteable, but I wouldn't terribly
mind logging in to a GatedAccess system (However, I'm still waiting for
my user ID).
Mike Schrom
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At the request of several people in our VistA Community,
I am asking for discussion of th
You can use any windows program without a mouse. Some things are
actually easier, like CTRL-V, which takes two steps with the mouse, but
many things aren't.
Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
On 3/21/06, Richard Schilling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This has been an interesting thread to say the least.
I went through this exact scenario recently, trying to get my Visioneer
scanner and Canon s820 printer to work on Linux. Both companies
emphatically refuse to provide Linux drivers. Eventually I broke the
scanner trying to configure it and wound up replacing both machines with
an HP all-in-one,
I figured he'd tell you, but try the instructions on Kevin's page
http://kdtop.vistaoffice-ehr.com/ It's a fairly complete set of
configuration instructions.
Bhaskar, KS wrote:
Ashfaq --
Installing VistA on GT.M on Linux is trivial. Download the latest FOIA
VistA SemiVivA - in this case 200
As a recent emmigrant from "Windoze" to Linux, I can sympathize with the
'missing dependencies' problem. One of the few virtues to Windows is
that if an installer needs a shared .dll but can't find it, it usually
has its own and installs it.
In short, RPM can use direct command line downloads,
I tried to register a while ago. The sign up page was there, but I don't
think it went through, since I never got a confirmation.
JohnLeoZimmer wrote:
OK, sorry, Earth to Zimmer:
I don't know what's wrong with the Login/Sign Up page.
And I can't find any log of a change in that page for the p
There is a line editor too: CLUNK * 1000! I worked for the VA for 5
years before I found out it could be changed!
Dan wrote:
As far as I know that editor is full screen only.
At 06:26 PM 2/28/2006, you wrote:
Isn't there a text editor built into vista (although it is clunk in my
opinion).
(Snip)
CBF: This should definitely be legal. Why should the employer be saddled
with the cost of your lowered productivity due to illness?
MS: That sounds great, unless you are the one whose children can't have
food or clothes or go to college because you can't get a job because
EVERY potenti
would protect my modifications from being stomped by a patch. If I
need to get a number assigned, how do I do it? I should do it before
making any modifications, and if we all need a unique number space, that
might get real complicated when VOE gets in wide use.
Mike Schrom
Cameron Schlehuber
As long as it's quality medical information FOR patients, not quality
medical information ABOUT patients, that is not specifically authorized.
Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
If HIS were standardized, I could anticipate a "Google" of the future
coming up with fantastic ways of enhancing patient care b
Of course here in the upstate NY snow belt we only got 3/8" of snow
yesterday, but I learned that lesson a while ago. I've used floppies,
tapes, zip, CD-R and CD-RW for backups, but every one has failed at one
time or another. Since going to RAID 1 on my servers (even my home PC)
I can trip ov
le to set it up with VPN (or outside our firewall)
to give someone a chance to look at it "as is."
thurman
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I'm sure I could do it in BASIC, but if I'm going to stick with VistA,
I'd probably try to learn M eventually anyway. I have the ANSI 837
documentation, though it may be an older version. I'd like to see how
VistA formats the output.
Greg Woodhouse wrote:
--- Mike Schr
lling system with VistA. But there was no one that started
the actual programming.
Kevin
On 2/6/06, Mike Schrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Nancy,
I'd be interested in seeing the specs on VistA's billing output. I'm not
enough of a progammer to do much more than create a post
ling module
captures the data. My encounter form comes up blank, despite having
imported all of the CPT and ICD codes. Any Idea how to add codes to the
form?
Mike Schrom
Nancy Anthracite wrote:
I believe VistA can still generate a 1500 type bill, although I have never
tried any of that. The
Downloaded 4 more times, from four different mirrors, same result, same
md5sum:
linux:~ # md5sum /Distrib/VistA/FOIAVistASemiVivA20060113.tgz
714b75b4b3f560c43ab5aeb2ca3e444d
/Distrib/VistA/FOIAVistASemiVivA20060113.tgz
linux:~ # md5sum /Distrib/VistA/FOIAVistASemiVivA20060113.tgz
714b75b4b3f5
see any checksums to verify it. I'm running SUSE 10.0 (64 bit) on an
Athlon 64. Would the 64 bit environment be a problem? Anyone have any ideas?
Mike Schrom
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We may complain about software like VistA being too rigid in its
requirements, but my office, and every other I know of, would actually
benefit from software that requires data to be entered in exactly the
correct format, i.e., "Idiot proof". Not that my office staff are idiots
mind you . . .
A naive question: Does this mean that CPRS will become platform
independent and allow those of us who are fed up with Bill Gates to
scrap the Windoze box we keep around only to connect to the Linux box
running VistA?
Nancy Anthracite wrote:
Found it. CPRS-Rehost under Packages. I assume this
That's pretty close, but the ICD9 codes are for practical purposes for
billing. They are entered into VistA via the encounter form. (I can't
seem to populate the encounter form list with them but that's another
problem!) We code the reason for a patient encounter, a CPT code, to the
highest lev
That sounds like an argument for the 'forum' format.
chuck5566 wrote:
[I place this out in front of everyone so that everyone knows where it
came from.]
I would like to formally request of the powers that be to please
consider splitting this list into two lists: Hardhats-Discussion and
H
Also applicable to patient with insurance held by spouse. Where to enter
that.
Nancy Anthracite wrote:
Greg Woodhouse and I were working on exactly this problem just recently, and
someone gave us a suggestion for a field that was buried in a somewhat
obscure place to get this data. It was a
I received the following patient safety warning at the VA today (as a
.pdf, which I cut & pasted without formatting). It may be of interest to
Kevin and anyone else using the pharmacy ordering package and who
installed all of the latest patches.
Mike
Item: VistA allergy file (120.8) – Certa
In fact, at the VA hospital here, we use Win2000 boxes with Kea and also
have to use F1 for PF1. I don't think there are any "Terminals" left in
the VA either!
Gregory Woodhouse wrote:
On Dec 30, 2005, at 5:40 AM, Mike Schrom wrote:
What you use for the PF1-4 depends o
I second that!
Gregory Woodhouse wrote:
On Dec 30, 2005, at 5:40 AM, Mike Schrom wrote:
What you use for the PF1-4 depends on your terminal emulation. With
my GT.M/Fedora 4 and VT-100 emulation F1 works as PF1. But some
people have used Ctrl or Alt key combinations.
It sure would be
What you use for the PF1-4 depends on your terminal emulation. With my
GT.M/Fedora 4 and VT-100 emulation F1 works as PF1. But some people have
used Ctrl or Alt key combinations.
Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
Also, if you are just setting up VistA, you might not yet have taskman
running. It is the
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