On Thursday 18 May 2006 22:25, Chris wrote: > Hi all, > > What's the score with Pathology download apps? >
Our local private radiology company used promedicus, then they must have decided that it could be done cheaper, so we got swapped with about an hour's warning to amokkajava. so we didn't get any downloads until i'd got past all sorts of questions - why does it say you need IE? what port does it use? Now amokkajava has been broken for 4 consecutive days, so i emailed the radiology practice and said that this was hopeless, and we needed to discuss cheaper and more reliable methods (not dependent on being able to reach a ?single server which has crashed). I'm thinking in terms of Argus or encrypted email - we have both systems available and running (white lie, Argus isn't actually deployed automatically, it depends on me to start it, because we're not actually using it right now) Seriously, I reckon I should show them that I know the market better than they do so there are Medical Objects Health Link any others I could add to the list of hopefuls? LIz -- Debian Hint #30: Keep your system clock accurate - install the 'ntpdate' package and configure it to set the time at startup. In addition, machines which are turned on most or all of the time should have the 'ntp' package installed to keep the time accurate in between reboots. _______________________________________________ Gpcg_talk mailing list [email protected] http://ozdocit.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/gpcg_talk
