If someone takes Little Red Riding Hood and just changes the word Red
wherever it shows up to Green, then claims a copyright of some kind or
another on it, and someone else changes every other word Red to Green
(half red and half green), and the first person who thinks they hold a
copyright tries
On Thu, 2005-09-22 at 00:02 -0600, Cameron Schlehuber wrote:
If someone takes Little Red Riding Hood and just changes the word Red
wherever it shows up to Green, then claims a copyright of some kind or
another on it, and someone else changes every other word Red to Green
(half red and half
On Thu, 2005-09-22 at 13:19 +0530, Suchi Pande wrote:
I wrote:
Open source is usually one of two licence styles. BSD style and GPL style.
Todd Berman wrote:
But for sure, there are for more styles of licenses than those 2.
More explicitly, I am saying that all open source licences have
Kevin --
Price depends on number of users and level of service. Let's talk offline by
e-mail.
-- Bhaskar
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Kevin Toppenberg
Sent: Wed 9/21/2005 8:01 PM
To: hardhats-members@lists.sourceforge.net
Cc:
Subject:Re:
Kevin --
Standard annual support (e-mail or phone during normal business hours, Eastern
time) is $1,000 for up to 8 users and $2,000 for up to 16 users. Premium
support (24x7 - you can beep us at any time) comes at a 50% premium (i.e.,
$1,500 and $3,000 respectively).
Thank you for your
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Todd Berman
Sent: Thu 9/22/2005 3:10 AM
To: hardhats-members@lists.sourceforge.net
Cc:
Subject:RE: [Hardhats-members] Re: CMS NEWS: ELECTRONIC HEALTH
RECORD,SOFTWARE DELIVERED TO, PHYSICIAN OFFICES
On Thu,
Bhaskar,
Don't get me wrong I'm not saying that the concept of paid support is
wrong. But, developers can operate within a 'business model' and set a
price for your services based on your costs. Those of us in medicine
don't have that option. All of our reimbursements are limited, either by
Todd Berman wrote:
The other key thing to keep in mind is that a piece of software and
code released under and opensource license is useless.
What is useful is a open development model and community driven
efforts. Without those, you have a giant hunk of unmaintained code
that stagnates and
Mike --
I am entirely sympathetic to your plight. In Pennsylvania where I live,
doctors in droves are retiring or moving elsewhere for these reasons.
That said, your post makes a strong case in a different way for the use
of open source free software - with OSFS, you have the choice of doing
it
Exactly! A more eloquent statement of my point. I like the neighbor
analogy, since this list serves that purpose admirably. So, I'm off to
configure Vista.
K.S. Bhaskar wrote:
Mike --
I am entirely sympathetic to your plight. In Pennsylvania where I live,
doctors in droves are retiring or
I appreciate your suggestion and I tried it, but it still doesn't
work, mupip just keep saying that it have too many parameters.
I have been searching in older mailing list archives (before 2004) and
I can't find the answer, do anyone have some other idea?
On 9/21/05, Bhaskar, KS [EMAIL
Todd,
I wasn't saying that anything in the public domain couldn't be modified and
distributed by anyone. I was saying the opposite (as with your example with
Disney's movies.) What I WAS saying is that just as Disney CAN create a
derivative work and apply a copyright that will hold up in court.
Hi,
It is my understanding that individuals cannot put something into the
public domain themselves... the law is such that one cannot give up
the rights to the rights... so, time has to be the worker of the magic
(to points 1 and 2 below). If I were to try, I am merely littering.
A simple
On 9/21/05, JohnLeo Zimmer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nancy Anthracite wrote:
Samuel has been good enough to send me his documentation. It is in Word
documents, some of which can be converted to text files and some with screen
captures, so it will be a bit before I figure out exactly how to
Hello,
First of all, thank you to Kevin and Nancy who have responded to my message
about starting CPRS. As a newbie, I have installed the FOIA VISTA on my
Windows XP professional computer, and am just trying for a 1 computer
install. I am still having trouble getting CPRS to start, but at
Hi i want to know why i can't assign medicines that i
put in the 101.43 file to patients that i assign beds
and wards. In CPRS the patients that i don't assign
beds and wards i can choose the medicines i create but
when i assign a bed and a ward i can't.
Is anybody know why?
Thanks,
Samuel
I have not had a chance to try this myself, but it occurs to me that you
maybe trying to use absolute times:
-before=-- 11:00 -since=-- 12:00
First, I think you should have a space between the hyphens, e.g.,
-before=- -11:00. Second, you may be asking GT.M to recover
transactions before 11:00
Actually, I can print to pdf with no problem if that serves to do the trick.
JohnLeo is working away at it. It would be nice to get it into an editable
format, though, since it is a wiki we are using to post it.
On Thursday 22 September 2005 11:14 am, Mike Lieman wrote:
On 9/21/05, JohnLeo
Hi Mary:
Have you create a vista user with the provider key?
And you already change the
\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc\host file? In this file
is where you put the ip of the computer you want to
comunicate from CPRS.
--- Mary Vercellino [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
First of all, thank you to
thank you for your observation, but I still don't get it.
the chapter 6 talking about GT.M journaling, says that the correct
parameters are:
mupip journal -recover -backward -before=- -10:00 -since=- -09:00 mumps.mjl
(it says we can use -backward or -forward)
and it keeps saying:
Mike,
Not only that, but you will have a true sense of the value you get
should you choose to purchase the work or assistance later.
One thing to keep in mind is that in some cases, if you think it
expensive to have a professional do the job, just try it with amateurs.
What this can
Funny. I have a utility called Acrobat Standard that does the same
thing.
--- Mike Lieman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 9/21/05, JohnLeo Zimmer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nancy Anthracite wrote:
Samuel has been good enough to send me his documentation. It is
in Word
documents, some of
On 9/22/05, Greg Woodhouse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Funny. I have a utility called Acrobat Standard that does the same
thing.
Yeah, but as far as I can tell, you can't configure Acrobat to
pluginto a web browser and automagically convert any .doc files you
try to look at.
On Thu, 2005-09-22 at 09:00 -0600, Cameron Schlehuber wrote:
And as for the examples of hiding code in an appliance and selling -that-,
well, if I sold a PC as an appliance with Windows XP and didn't forward
the license fees to Microsoft, and made a big enough splash that got
Microsoft's
So, you're wanting to dynamically convert Word documents to PDF in
order to mitigate the security risk of viewing Word documents directly?
That's an interesting idea.
--- Mike Lieman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 9/22/05, Greg Woodhouse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Funny. I have a utility called
All of this talk about public domain software, licenses, open source,
etc. seems to me to be missing the point. No matter what license
WorldVistA chooses to use (GPL, BSD, LGPL, wumpus, what have you) does
NOT apply to VistA. NEW products or modules designed to work with
vanilla VistA are another
Oh...and I'm not using interesting euphemistically in any sense. I
meant just what I said: It is an interesting idea.
--- Greg Woodhouse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, you're wanting to dynamically convert Word documents to PDF in
order to mitigate the security risk of viewing Word documents
Okay, maybe I'm opening a can of worms here, but it's not entirely
clear to me that if I write an application to display or otherwise
process Word documents, I can legally distribute it? I note that the
GNU project carefully avoids the use of GIF images (and they even talk
about it on their web
No, that is also why Samba could not write to NTFS file systems for so long
and why OpenOffice could not open Microsoft Word documents until they used
xml as the storage format.
Thanks
Marc Aylesworth
C3I Associates
AFRL/IFSE
Joint Battlespace Infosphere Team
525 Brooks Rd
Rome, NY
There is a case where an firewall appliance maker ,I forget who, that is
going to court over their use of Linux on the appliance.
Thanks
Marc Aylesworth
C3I Associates
AFRL/IFSE
Joint Battlespace Infosphere Team
525 Brooks Rd
Rome, NY 13441-4505
Tel:315.330.2422
Fax:315.330.7009
Email:
On Thu, 2005-09-22 at 18:20 +, Aylesworth Marc A Ctr AFRL/IFSE
wrote:
No, that is also why Samba could not write to NTFS file systems for so long
and why OpenOffice could not open Microsoft Word documents until they used
xml as the storage format.
Uh.
I use OpenOffice every day to open
On 9/22/05, Greg Woodhouse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh...and I'm not using interesting euphemistically in any sense. I
meant just what I said: It is an interesting idea.
I pretty much *never* use a Windows box, so it really simplifies the
viewing of .docs . I know I could open it in
Both the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) and American
Mathematical Society (AMS) prefer (require?) that papers be submitted
in LaTeX format. I am especially interested in typesetting equations
(particularly logical symbols) and diagrams of automata, trees, graphs,
and the like.
===
Hello,
I have been trying to get CPRS to work on my 1 computer local installation
of VISTA. I was reading the archives, and Kevin T. said that one could try
starting a text-based CPRS to see if connections were working.
I have scoured the VA documentation, and maybe I am missing something.
Cameron, did the medicines that i add in the 101.43
file are not the same that the Unit Dose or the IV
meds? Because i made input to that file when i create
the medicines.
--- Cameron Schlehuber [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I don't know the details of the mechanics, but I can
tell you why.
I have a business that designs and implements healthcare and other
information systems, among other things. I've been working recently on
ambulatory EMRs and PMs. That work led me to VistA in July when the VOE was
being publicized.
Investigating VistA, VOE, the marketplace, etc. the last
Generally with Windows XP and the latest FOIAs, the use of the hosts file is
not longer required. The shortcut should be good enough. Be sure that the
documentation in Cache is working and that you can search it. Try
disconnecting from the Internet and turning off the Windows firewall and
That sounds like the $300 utility.
On Thursday 22 September 2005 12:27 pm, Greg Woodhouse wrote:
Funny. I have a utility called Acrobat Standard that does the same
thing.
--- Mike Lieman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 9/21/05, JohnLeo Zimmer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nancy Anthracite wrote:
You can't put HTML on the Wiki without getting David to turn off his spam
protection, and I was trying to avoid that.
On Thursday 22 September 2005 12:30 pm, Greg Woodhouse wrote:
You can always save the document as HTML (but I don't know that I'd
want to edit the result).
--- Nancy Anthracite
I don't know if those entries are shared between inpatient and outpatient
pharmachy, they very well may be. But more than likely there are settings
in the INPATIENT MEDICATIONS package that need to be setup. E.g. entries in
tables that belong to Inpatient Meds named: Pick List, Pharmacy Quick
There was a conference call a few minutes ago to discuss the status of
hurricane relief efforts by the VistA community.
In short, efforts are on hold pending what happens with Rita in the next
few days. The word from Terry LeBlanc (on the ground in Lafayette) is
that in the last few hours, the
How did you get the screen shots to show?
Kevin
On 9/22/05, JohnLeo Zimmer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for your contribution, Samuel.
I have put up the first section of your guide on the wiki
(watch the word wrap)
A KIDS build for the a central MPI service
is in the Master Patient Index MPI folder at ftp://ftp.va.gov/vista/software/packages/
-Original Message-
From: Cameron Schlehuber
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday,
September 14, 2005 7:54 AM
To:
Mary,
In VistA, there is a huge menu system. These are called OPTIONS.
When one logs into VistA in a standard fashion (i.e. do ^ZU or do
^XUS), then the user is taken directly to their default menu option.
Alternatively, you log in via the programmers entrancd (do ^XUP), then
you are allowed
Let me add that this text-based CPRS will help one know if server
CONFIGURATIONS are correct, NOT connections. Because it is accessed
from a console, after one is logged into the system, it has nothing to
do with getting around firewalls or having the RPCBroker listener
sitting on.
Kevin
On
My email provider lost a hard drive and ate all of my inbox mail since Sept 7.
Because I have disconnected IMAP, when their hard-drive went down and they
restored it with their most recent backup, it ended up deleting all of the
inbox email for that account on my machine!
I last backed
I used mostly LaTeX over 10 years ago for my Ph.D. thesis and for
scientific papers. It is excellent for typesetting equations and making
schematic drawings of things and so it seems well-suited for your
purpose. It is a little different in that it is not WYSIWYG (like Word,
etc.). However, I
It just got worse. Make that mail since Sept 7. My email backup did not
include the disconnected IMAP account directory. :-(
-- Forwarded Message --
Subject: Special request re email to me since Sept 12
Date: Thursday 22 September 2005 07:53 pm
From: Nancy Anthracite
Yes, I think it might be something added relatively recently.
On Thursday 22 September 2005 07:31 pm, Kevin Toppenberg wrote:
Nancy,
Is this something new, with the new method of connecting? I can't get
the instructions you give to work on my older system (I am using CPRS
1.0.23.15)
Kevin
On
I am using GMail, and it is sure nice! Let me know if you want an invite.
Kevin
On 9/22/05, Nancy Anthracite [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My email provider lost a hard drive and ate all of my inbox mail since Sept 7.
Because I have disconnected IMAP, when their hard-drive went down and they
Bhaskar:
Was this conference call announced on this list, I don't remember seeing the
announcement?
Can other people put up servers with VistA, I am volenteering, my company
has servers and bandwidth?
How will the people in need find out about the service, patient and
professionals? I would
I would take that a little further to say that MUMPS is pervasive in the
healthcare industry. Most major HIS products are MUMPS based. Most major
LIS systems are MUMPS based. I don't know as much about other auxiliary
systems like pharmacy and radiology, but MUMPS certainly has a strong
The MHV VistA Package is a set of HL7 interfaces. This first release
supports the Rx Refill functionality of the MHV web site.
The next release of the MHV VistA Package is due to go to field testing
early next year. It will add several HL7 interfaces to support the Personal
Health Record
*** VistA Community Meeting UPDATE ***
Due to problems finding an appropriate venue, our regular Fall meeting
scheduled for late October is being replaced by a special Development Meeting.
The Development Meeting will be open to a limited number of technically
advanced VistA users and
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