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  • Re: Graph of CBC results

    Thanks for bringing this to our attention.&nbsp; It seems the forum software is not configured to download HPHR files.&nbsp; Please try to download the attached ZIP file (it contains the original HPHR file). I have updated the original entry also... Thanks, Support Team
    Posted to HealthFrame Discussion (Forum) by support@RecordsForLiving.com on December 7, 2006
  • Re: Graph of CBC results

    I can't download the attachment sample PHR file. I get URL not found. But I can download the attachment on the reply descibing the graph.
    Posted to HealthFrame Discussion (Forum) by Dave on December 7, 2006
  • Re: Graph of CBC results

    Here are the steps to do what you want with HealthFrame: 1. Enter&nbsp;your wife's&nbsp;CBC lab results 2. Click on Reports &gt; User-defined Graph 3. Click on the context bar at the top of the User-defined Graph, on the ellipsis button (...) - also known as the 'customization button'.&nbsp; Click on the Measurement Type menu item and select as ...
    Posted to HealthFrame Discussion (Forum) by support@RecordsForLiving.com on December 6, 2006
  • Re: Graph of CBC results

    Dear Dave, With HealthFrame you can already do that, by using a combination the User Defined Graph feature and the built-in customization support. Please see the attached file for a sample HealthFrame personal health record with three Complete Blood Count (CBC) tests, one week apart.&nbsp; Please note in there are two user defined graphs that ...
    Posted to HealthFrame Discussion (Forum) by support@RecordsForLiving.com on December 6, 2006
  • Graph of CBC results

    I would like to be able to enter the CBC results and graph the results over time. My wife gets weekly tests and I think it would be beneficial to display the results over time to discern developing patterns. Ciao, Dave
    Posted to HealthFrame Discussion (Forum) by Dave on December 6, 2006
  • Re: About

    Hmm. That's interesting.First, I see you have multiple (virtual) hard drives (drive letters). Where is your default installation directory for program files? Is it C: or E:? (When you run the installer, this is the default choice for where HealthFrame will be installed).Have you always used that default location? Or did you sometimes install in ...
    Posted to HealthFrame Discussion (Forum) by support@RecordsForLiving.com on December 6, 2006
  • Re: About

    Just completed action outlined above.See copy of myhflog.log below.TksBrian=== Verbose logging started: 07/12/2006&nbsp; 00:43:57&nbsp; Build type: SHIP UNICODE 3.01.4000.2435&nbsp; Calling process: C:\WINDOWS\system32\msiexec.exe ===MSI (c) (28:4C) [00:43:57:203]: Resetting cached policy valuesMSI (c) (28:4C) [00:43:57:203]: Machine policy value ...
    Posted to HealthFrame Discussion (Forum) by Brian on December 6, 2006
  • Re: About

    Understood. Maybe this will work.Please download:&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; ftp://ftp.recordsforliving.com/Pub/HealthFrame/(Special%20Testing%20Versions)/Install_HealthFrame_FamilyEdition_Release_2.1.4.msi(thats the same version you currently have installed - but can be run directly with msiexec).copy that file to some directory on your computer (e.g. ...
    Posted to HealthFrame Discussion (Forum) by support@RecordsForLiving.com on December 6, 2006
  • Re: About

    HelloThanks for the offer, but as I am running a small network behind a firewall etc, I will have to decline your offer.I have also uninstalled (using XPLite) some windows components and do not wish to reinstall themIt is really no problem as HealthFrame runs really well for me.TksBrian Phelan
    Posted to HealthFrame Discussion (Forum) by Brian on December 6, 2006
  • Re: About

    Well, it's helpfull that your installation problem is repeatable, but unfortunately we've been unable to reproduce it here.Running the 2.1.4 installer should automatically un-install the 2.1.3 code first. That part appears to be working.Your trouble appears to be that running the installation (whether from the 2.1.4 installer or directly from the ...
    Posted to HealthFrame Discussion (Forum) by support@RecordsForLiving.com on December 6, 2006
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