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...structured data This table contains the WordMerge format for each EHR Note Template. The template is stored as blob data which must be converted to a Microsoft Word document. Opening that Word document will give you the readable WordMerge template. This link from the documentation may help with converting the blob data to the Word document: The WordMerge Template will have variable fields and dynamic/runtime fields from clinical notes in <<field_name>> format . This field_name comes from the EHR_PatientNotes table. * Dynamic fields are not part of export since they are resolved at runtime when the practice manually exports a note as a WordMerge. For each unique note (PatientNote_UID
...an HTML form page with data stored in form fields loads a .cab file that replaces tags such as <<this>> with the data from the form fields within a Word .dot template file when opening that template within MS Word on the user's computer using an Internet Explorer add-on. The .cab file is loaded as an object using the <OBJECT> element within the HTML page, after which a method wordMerge(templateFile) is called. In order for this to work, the user must set our server URL as a trusted site within IE. We have it working for Word 2000-2007, but it appears that Word 2010 somehow blocks attempts by IE to open it and load the template. The template itself resides on the remote server, so Word loads it from there, but only after the <<tags>> are repla...
Dear programmers, For a pilot project I use an existing application written in MSAccess with some simple forms. I have extended it with a script to WordMerge documents. This works fine. Only point is that is takes 2-3 forms and buttons to click before something happens. Now I want to improve/finetune this so custumor of me, just does one-click to get results. What you have to do is integrate the scripts (make them work together. And make script in such a way that it is easy for me to copy and re-use. So if you know how to use VBA for MSAccess, then please react on this quest. Regards, Eef H.E. Weenink MBA Aristo WebDesign
