Saving DICOM FILM info

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mindi2210
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Saving DICOM FILM info

Post by mindi2210 » Tue May 06, 2014 1:35 pm

Each time I go into a patient account to film (in the Java Viewer) I have to reenter the DICOM information for the Film printer, it does not seem to "hold". Thoughts?
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john (from OnePacs)
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Re: Saving DICOM FILM info

Post by john (from OnePacs) » Wed May 07, 2014 11:06 am

Ok, will check into this. So you are launching the viewer on the same computer each time, and each time it is launched, it wants the DICOM printer info re-entered?
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mindi2210
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Re: Saving DICOM FILM info

Post by mindi2210 » Wed May 07, 2014 1:31 pm

Yes, every time I want to print.
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john (from OnePacs)
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Re: Saving DICOM FILM info

Post by john (from OnePacs) » Thu May 08, 2014 11:38 am

Ok I have confirmed that actually it does not currently save these settings in between sessions. Sorry for the trouble. I will post it as an issue to include in a future update. How much text do you have to type each time? Perhaps a temporary workaround could be to use a macro-type program to fill out the form, so you dont have to do it manually. (Something like autoit).

John
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justin
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Re: Saving DICOM FILM info

Post by justin » Thu May 08, 2014 12:27 pm

You can also keep the Java viewer open rather than closing it and re-launching it every time.

Thanks,

Justin
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john (from OnePacs)
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Re: Saving DICOM FILM info

Post by john (from OnePacs) » Thu May 08, 2014 10:23 pm

Actually Justin raises a good point. You can simply leave it open, rather than closing it. When you open a new patient's study, it will open up in the existing running viewer. After rebooting the computer unfortunately would still need to re-enter the info, but at least while you keep it running, there will be no need to re-enter the info.
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