Mitch,
Yes it is the Save Report To File routine I was referring to, I can send
you a screen shot of that screen to your Christus email, not sure If I
can do that.

Thank you again for the quick replies.

--Ranjit

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Mitchell
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Subject: RE: [Talk] Accessing Windows Dialog when connection is made to
Meditech

and as far as "downloading" and NPR, are you talking about the "Save NPR
to File" routine? (as if you were to take an npr from one system and
email it to someone for upload into another system)

If so, you can do the same thing there. Just enter the path instead of
using the windows save as dialog box.

I'm really at a loss as to where you would encounter that dialog box
without being able to just enter the path without the dialog...

 
Thank you,
Mitch Lawrence
Lead Applications Analyst
Technical Support - NPR/Automation
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Correct, I'm saying you should be able to enter the path in the Meditech
window in the Destination box and not ever get the Windows Save As
dialog box.

Since this is text based email, I'll "try" to make this look reasonable
:-)


Your Meditech popup box should look something like this:


-----------------------------------------------------------
Print Destination
-----------------------------------------------------------
Send To
O View   O Print  * Download  O Mail  O Archive  O Browser

Destination
 -----------------------------------------------------
 | C:\Reports Folder\meditech.file                    |
 -----------------------------------------------------

                        -----------
                        | Browse  |
                        -----------     

                                                ---------  ----------
                                                |  OK   |  | Cancel |
                                                ---------  ----------



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Right, but he's asking why can't you just supply the path and filename
instead of activating that dialog?

 
Thank you,
Mitch Lawrence
Lead Applications Analyst
Technical Support - NPR/Automation
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No, it is not Print Destination Box, it is regular native Windows "Save
As" Dialog box.

--Thanks
Ranjit

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Meditech

Is there a reason you can't just use
Enter "C:\Reports Folder\meditech.file"  (your path and file name)
When you get Meditech's Print Destination box?

In what case would you not know ahead of time where you wanted to save
the file?

Thanks!
Paul

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Sent: Thursday, January 24, 2008 6:42 PM
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Subject: [Talk] Accessing Windows Dialog when connection is made to
Meditech

Hello Talk Members.
I have an issue accessing Windows "Save As" dialog box which populate
when you hit F12 in certain situations(Eg: Download a NPR report) in a
Meditech CS environment. 
I have tried to open a separate connection to Windows via Connect
command, but still it would not recognize the dialog.

Any help or direction is appreciated.

Thank you
 

Ranjit Bendapudi
Computer Science Corporation (CSC)
formerly First Consulting Group, Inc.
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