|
Re: screenshot of first ushw prescription entry form
|
Alexander Caldwell
|
Oct 01, 2007 07:27 PDT
|
Jerry,
That looks good and should be very useful. I will try
to get some other forms to work with such as the
Express Scripts that we can convert to .pdf . I was
looking again at pdffill a while back. I think it has
an option to use a scanner and then you can create
your own boxes and buttons. IIRC, pdfbox could then
generate the .fdf or .xfdf file. Is that right? That
might be a low cost way to make some more useful .pdf
forms.
I've just about completed the work on getting the new
CMS 1500 form to print out. I pretty much had to make
a complete duplication of the old system and them
modify it in parallel with the old system. That way I
still have the old system, which is still working for
MDOn-line and OfficeAlly for electronic, but have a
new system I can play with for the new version of the
CMS1500 form without messing up the old one.
Alex
--- Jerry Park <park.-@gmail.com> wrote:
| | Alex,
I got a vTcl prescription entry form working that
takes it's data from
the currently selected Tkfp patient and the
currently selected
prescription.
It will be very easy to make an XFDF file out of
what I have now. I
think I've done most of the heavy lifting at this
point.
I'm going to display the resultant XFDF on one of
those US HealthWorks
prescription blanks that I sent you awhile back.
I'll get it working
on an Express Script form when you send it too.
I'm getting more of the method now for how to get
these XFDF/PDF forms working.
This screenshot is from my home Win2k box. It
should work better yet
on Puppy/Grafpup.
Jerry
|
____________________________________________________________________________________
Fussy? Opinionated? Impossible to please? Perfect. Join Yahoo!'s user panel and lay it on us. http://surveylink.yahoo.com/gmrs/yahoo_panel_invite.asp?a=7
|
|
 |
|
