Records For Living Community

You can get a tool like ''SnagIt'' (link below). It will create a printer called ''SnagIt''. You can then print using that printer, and create  ''.pdf'' file. I think Other formats will work.I use this to create a .pdf  for a USB drive I wear on my neck. I was told that some Hospitals and ET's do not like to use programs on the usb ...

Hi Folks,I Just purchased the Explorer, so I am a bit new.I enterted my two implanted devices, a Interthical Morphine pain pump and a Pacemaker ..But they do not show up on Emergency Wallet Card. Is there anyway to fix this ?Thanks-Fred

OK, thanks, I've sent an email with date/time info.

Hi, PoP.Sorry for the delay getting back to you.  In matters of support, support@RecordsForLiving.com is a better email than info@RecordsForLiving.com.It seems that you have an unusual upgrade - i.e. not relying on HealthFrame-generated backup/restore support.   Your best bet is to schedule a web conference call with our support team

Hi, I have a registered copy of HealthFrame. I have spent some time entering data. I just upgraded my computer from Vista to Win 7 by doing a custom (clean) install and I am trying to get my old HealthFrame data back. Before I migrated from Vista to Win 7 I a) ran Windows Easy Transfer using the default settings for transferring settings ...

A report that shows lab results in a columnar format would be very helpful for looking at changes over time. What I have seen from a couple different practice management packages (such as Epic) has the various test results down the left, (i.e. WBC, RBC, HGB, HCT, etc) the unit of measure in the next column and then the most current test in the ...

How can I change or set the default font face and size for the journal editors. It is defaulting to Times Roman 12pt which is too large on reports and inconsistent with other reports.

This one just helped me find the details button. Thanks for the info!!!

Walter,HealthFrame supports two mechanisms for managing ''file'' data: attachments and links to external files (for instance files stored in your hard disk).If you expect you would like to track a significant number of attachments, we recommend that you consider creating folder(s) or choosing a separate storage solution where you store the ...

Walter,.HFBK is the HealthFrame Backup file format - data is encrypted and optionally password-protected (based on your preferences).  .HPHR is Records for Living's XML-based open format, typically used for exporting to external systems and/or integration with OpenHealth Service Plug-ins.Both of these formats contain the entirety of an ...