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uuinpok:I'm back again to ask for an option of printing a simplified list of medications where the dosage is clearly and completely visible be available.  I'm becoming increasingly frustrated by the rigid design of this software.  The reports are too large and cumbersome to be portable.  The doctors want a simple list of medications

Normally, if there is no ''Discontinued'' date then the medication is considered active.  Make sure there isn't anything in the discontinued field and other than that I'm afraid I can't help much.Good luck. 

Thank you for the quick response.  Yes, I would prefer to keep ALL the data that I've collected over the years.  I suppose that there may be something in MY computer that is causing the problem, but it seems that the performance problem has just been getting gradually worse in the last year or so.  Maybe I'll try to move the data to ...

I've been keeping detailed medical information in Healthframe for many years.  Including daily blood glucose readings.  Undoubtedly, the database has become so large that adding any information now takes many seconds (or even minutes) to process.  Is there a way to delete MULTIPLE tests at one time?  2000 tests at one minute ...

Since you are working on a new release, there are a couple of bits of info I keep on each medication that would be nice to have as it's own field:Date Filled:Date Expires:Cost/Co-Pay:I rewrite all of these bits into the instructions field so that I have a one page report with each drug and when I need to get it refilled as such:Take one 40mg ...

I'm thrilled to hear this.  I too had been worried about the future of Healthframe.  I can understand that with so many free PHR's available to people it can make selling software difficult.  However, if people will use Healthframe they will see, like I did, that it really is a better solution than either Google or Microsoft.  ...

I have asked about this in the past, but I'm still stumped.  The Medical History Report looks great on the screen, but when printed to a color printer the only thing that's in color is the photograph.  All of the shading is gone.  I'd like to give this report to my doctor, but without the shading it is difficult to read.I've ...

Thanks for verifying this.  Something MUST be askew on my end.  The CCR only has shading on some of the test panels and they print correctly if I <Open Report> and then print.I'll continue to investigate why I'm not getting the shading on the MHS.Thanks,J.D.

I think I confused issues by switching subjects in mid-stream.  I worked around the Medications Summary limitation by customizing the Medical History Summary to just show medications.Here's what I have learned so far:I see that I can turn the shading on and off under the customization.  The reports on the screen look great with the ...

On the Medical History Summary report, the discontinued meds have the reason they were discontinued.  I can't find a way to print the same information on the Medications Summary... am I missing it?  In the mean time I'll just use the first two pages of the Medical History Summary, even though the Medications Summary is easier to ...