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Originally Posted by ala_tor
2006jun12
I just signed up at this site and not sure what is the big deal about CEO mike's 'handwriting technology'?
With current tablet PC purchase nowadays, the Microsoft handwriting, freestyle drawing, notes taking software typically comes bundles (of course the sellers claims it's a 100$ value or more to sweeten the tablet sale).
The software works with all the newer windows software. It even works with Open source web base Oscar EMR client running in internet explorer! :-)
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Perhaps, the doctor gadgets website could provide the link & bandwidth for free downloading software for members under a policy similar to many 'free membership' website.
The download files are "as-is", no questions ask or answers, no discussion, no support.
That would serve members who just wants to download and test the 'free' software. The software developer would not have to entertain questions.
docs from the Great White North (Canada).
ala_tor
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Like many in forums ala_tor gives no details about himself so comments have to be taken with a grain, Obviously ala_tor does not have a Tablet or he/she would know how ridiculous it is to suggest that anything bundled with the Tablet could be remotely useful for keeping patient records.
The comments about OSCAR seem to be from an OSCAR fan. OSCAR is a worthy program in its class and is considerably better than many (if not most)EMRs costing thousands of dollars. Its developer, David Chan, is a personal friend of over twenty years (although I haven't seen him in a while we do send very occassional emails.) If Tablets and handwriting is not the way for you check out OSCAR.