Comments on: Advanced CD Burning Options http://blog.merge.com/index.php/2008/09/12/advanced-cd-burning-options/ get involved, participate and learn Thu, 17 May 2012 06:46:21 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Jason http://blog.merge.com/index.php/2008/09/12/advanced-cd-burning-options/#comment-13 Jason Tue, 16 Sep 2008 14:43:37 +0000 http://blog.merge.com/?p=112#comment-13 Lance - The current way eFilm works when handling other files is based on customer feedback. We can add this as an Enhancement Request for review and possible future implementation. Thanks, Jason Lance - The current way eFilm works when handling other files is based on customer feedback. We can add this as an Enhancement Request for review and possible future implementation.

Thanks,
Jason

]]> By: Lance http://blog.merge.com/index.php/2008/09/12/advanced-cd-burning-options/#comment-12 Lance Mon, 15 Sep 2008 20:25:06 +0000 http://blog.merge.com/?p=112#comment-12 I think this is a great feature but I'm disappointed that all you can do is "Browse Other Files" from the initial eFilm Lite screen. You can't actually launch any of the other files from within eFilmLite with its currently associated application. It seems like you should be able to click or double click the file and it would automatically open up the appropriate program (ie .pdf files would open with adobe and .doc files would open up with Word). Beyond that it would be even better if you could associate other files with specific patient's or exams on the CD. So if you were to add a pdf report you could specify in the burn cd dialog which exam or patient it belongs to. So if that patient's exam is viewed there would be a "view associated files" button in eFilmLite that would launch the associated 3rd Party application automatically. I think this is a great feature but I’m disappointed that all you can do is “Browse Other Files” from the initial eFilm Lite screen. You can’t actually launch any of the other files from within eFilmLite with its currently associated application. It seems like you should be able to click or double click the file and it would automatically open up the appropriate program (ie .pdf files would open with adobe and .doc files would open up with Word).

Beyond that it would be even better if you could associate other files with specific patient’s or exams on the CD. So if you were to add a pdf report you could specify in the burn cd dialog which exam or patient it belongs to. So if that patient’s exam is viewed there would be a “view associated files” button in eFilmLite that would launch the associated 3rd Party application automatically.

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