Assuming you are using rules based scripting, I have found the easiest
way to do this is to figure out how, on a keyboard, you are going to get
to the next item (how would a user do it without a mouse).  For
example... If you want to get to Process Reports, once you are on the
NPR screen you sent, you would tell the workstation to go keyboard down
two, right one and enter. 

So the code would look something like: 
Enter "{down}{down}{right}"
(This would get you into Process Reports)

If, however, you want to deal with the fly out menu from the icon
"Reports", you can accomplish somewhat the same actions by similar
coding: 

Key "{down}{down}{enter}"
Key "{down}{down}{enter}"

You would have to send this code twice in the same action so that the
fly out wouldn't halt your script.  

Kim Scaccia, System Admin
Recovery Reimbursement
Patient Business & Financial Services
Halifax Medical Center
386-226-4590 opt 1 ext 2018

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Sent: Wednesday, December 26, 2007 6:59 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Talk] Meditech Client Server

Hello Talk members,

Need help/guidance to Navigate thru Icon(actually buttons) on Meditech
Client Server screen.

Details:
Meditech CS 5.x
BWS 9.x
The screen looks like a custom screen with Button like Menu items. The
screen has Items "Menus", "Reports", "Process Reports" as buttons. I
need to Navigate to a specific button and cause a click({Enter}) action.

Please help on how to navigate to a specific button on the Custom
Screen(Attached is a sample screen shot). Also when I click one of these
buttons a fly-off Menu appears to the top left of the monitor screen.

Thank you in advance.

P.S I am not a Meditech person.

Ranjit Bendapudi
FCGIS
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(615)-507-8054
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